Proposed code amendments to several chapters of the Community Development Code (CDC) to provide consistency with the Oregon Revised Statutes and Oregon Administrative Rules, make corrections, re-organize information and clarify other CDC provisions.
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Before applying for building permits, the City may require design approval for the construction or repair on the exterior of historic buildings. Historic design review is a procedural step that specific projects related to historic properties must complete before commencing work or obtaining a building permit. The objective is to ensure that alterations made to historic landmarks preserve their historic character and integrity which justifies their historical designation.
Guidelines and related information are described below. Watch the slideshow of the images below for additional tips.
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Character Defining Elements. Historic structures have a variety of character defining features that contribute to their significance. This can include decorative shingles, projecting bay windows, towers, cupolas, spindlework, and rounded entry doors.
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