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6. POLICY ANALYSIS
Staff found no historical or architectural
significance
ARB Reviewed at Dec. 15th Meeting
Found no historical or architectural significance
Recommends approving demolition
7. PUBLIC NOTIFICATION
Postcards - mailed to property owners within a 200-foot
radius
Notices posted - City website and on property
Responses received:
Support: (4) Neutral: (0)
Oppose: (1)
