Summary
A property owner is asking the city to formally decide whether their 1836 South White Avenue house is historic. Staff reviewed permits, photos, and the city's historic context statement and believes it isn't — which would free the owner from historic-review requirements.
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Impact analysis
If found not historic, the owner avoids historic-review costs and restrictions on future renovations.
The property owner, who would gain freedom to renovate without historic-district constraints.
Preservationists could lose a potentially contributing structure if the commission disagrees with staff's assessment.
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Related development
Determination of Historic Significance — 1836 South White Avenue
A not-historic finding would let the owner renovate or redevelop without historic-preservation constraints.
Determination of Historic Significance — 1087 East Phillips Boulevard
A not-historic finding would let the owner renovate or redevelop without historic-preservation constraints.
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