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exterior and interior of the landmark. The person or agency responsible for demolition of the landmark shall be responsible for <br />this documentation. <br />STAFF RECOMMENDATION: This particular house was on Code's list for demolition in 1996. HPC petitioned the Common <br />Council to Landmark the Building in 1997 changing its designation from Contributing to Notable. It was purchased and for <br />several years two owners made improvements to the property. It has been off and on Code's Listings for various violations and <br />demolition since 2002 and was sold in a tar sale. It is not known if the purchaser ever took possession of the property or the <br />deed. It is known that he does not respond to correspondence. <br />The ultimate catastrophe to befall this structure was when the South Bend Fire Department set interior fires and used it as a <br />training site for 6-7 months in 2013-2014. That practice was discontinued at HPC's request and the house boarded up again after <br />meeting in May 2014 with Code Director. The attorney's for Code and HPC were supposed to meet and craft a policy/protocol to <br />assure that an HPC designated property does not appear on a list for fire training.HPC Staff has not seen this policy due to <br />personnel changes in Code and in City Legal. Environmental Reviews (106) were submitted for HPC signature in 2013 for <br />demolition which HPC Staff did not process. The house was broken into again via unsecured windows 2014-2015. It is unlikely <br />that anyone will purchase or rescue this property because of its extensive damage, its location and large tar lien. Staff <br />recommends approval of the demolition. <br />Prepared by C. D. Hostetler, Director <br />On a motion by Brandon Anderson with a second by Mike Voll to approve application as <br />presented. <br />Vote: 3 —1-1 abstention. <br />Tim Klusczinski — I don't believe this building possesses the necessary criteria for a loss of sound <br />structure integrity to warrant demolition and it has fallen under a number of unfortunate events <br />but I don't believe right now in keeping a precedent for demolitions that I could in good <br />conscience approve this. <br />COA#2015-0303B Approved. <br />B. NATIONAL REGISTER NOMINATION — None. <br />III. HEARING OF VISITORS — Chris Chockley and Roger Nawrot regarding Leeper Park and the <br />Bartlett Street Roundabout. <br />IV. REGULAR BUSINESS <br />A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES — February 16, 2015 approved by general consent. <br />B. TREASURER'S REPORT <br />1. Location Report — Distributed. <br />C. STAFF REPORTS <br />1. Correspondence —Circulated. <br />2. Routine Maintenance Exclusion Approvals —Circulated. <br />3. Director's Report —Distributed. <br />4. Assistant Director Report —Distributed. <br />5. Preservation Specialist Report —Distributed. <br />6. Legal Counsel None. <br />D. COMMITTEE REPORTS <br />1. Presidents Report —Met Todd Zeiger of Indiana Landmarks on February 25 to <br />execute the transfer of the Kizer House Facade Easement that we already agreed to. <br />V. OLD BUSINESS <br />A. Country Bake Shop — none. <br />B. Tool Crib — none. <br />
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