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Historic Landmark. A historic resource designated by the city according to EC
<br /> 9.8165 Historic Landmark - Designation Approval Criteria in this land use code.
<br /> Historic Landscape Feature. A decorative or functional change to land or
<br /> vegetation, including trees, gardens, hedges, arbors, canopies, walkways, fences,
<br /> retaining walls, water features, gazebos, pavilions, and similar site features.
<br /> Historic Preservation. The process of applying measures necessary to sustain the
<br /> existing form, integrity, and materials of a historic property.
<br /> Historic Property. A historic resource that is
<br /> (A) Designated by the city as a historic landmark; or
<br /> (B) Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, or within a National Register
<br /> historic district.
<br /> Historic Property Alteration. To remove significant historic building materials, or
<br /> significantly change the physical appearance of any part of the exterior of a historic
<br /> resource or to change the appearance of historic landscape features that are identified
<br /> as a significant part of the historic resource in the historic property application.
<br /> Maintenance is not considered alteration of a historic property.
<br /> Historic Property Demolition. To raze, destroy, dismantle, deface or, in any other
<br /> manner, cause significant partial or total ruin of a historic property.
<br /> Historic Property Mitigation Report. A report containing photographs of the
<br /> historic property and its site and additional graphic history, data, and commemorative
<br /> materials. The documentation materials will become the property of the city. The
<br /> planning director may require that certain specific artifacts, architectural features,
<br /> materials, or equipment be preserved or documented through measured architectural
<br /> drawings.
<br /> Historic Property Moving. The relocation of a historic resource.
<br /> Historic Rehabilitation. The return of a historic resource to a state of utility, through
<br /> repair or alteration, which makes possible an efficient contemporary use and preserves
<br /> the property's historic value.
<br /> Historic Resource. Includes, but is not limited to, districts, ensembles, thematic
<br /> groups, corridors, structures, bridges, buildings, sites, cemeteries, landscape features,
<br /> signs, plaques, archaeological sites or artifacts, or other objects that have historic,
<br /> cultural and/or architectural significance, locally, regionally, or nationally. A historic
<br /> site is the location of a historic or archaeological event, activity, occupation, structure,
<br /> object, or landscape feature, including existing buildings or structures on the site,
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