. >> good afternoon tim frye her to share with you a few things from the preservation hearing a recommendation was forwarded to the board of supervisors to reclarify 1007 market street to a contributory article 11 a building was constructed in 1911 and is already a contributor to the national register of peter lost district. the board of supervisors will take the item up at a future date and we'll keep you posted open that property. one other item to share was the planning department presented along with the task force a discussion they published last summer regarding the city's preservation program there were 3 topics of interest one was the initials of the historic resources and second the development of design guidelines based on the secretary of interiors standard and the belittling 16 which you know outlines the historic resources under sequa. the department shared information on each of those 3 topics were already purr or developing information on each of those issues and one in particular the citywide survey we've included in scoping what that survey would look like in our fiscal budget

also state that the new design is comparable with the neighborhood and it's on this map here. 45 e tim fryeercent of the buildings in this area was built before the structure. it's rare to have an area with all the houses are individual and their structure is not capable with that. the dpa built thirty structures on parkland even though their involved with the parks project. rec and park recently destroyed the convenience center at rossi and larson. dollars only a handful left. please don't let the end of this structure justify the means by which rec and park went about this project. thank you >> thank you. we, hear from rec and park now their, their agent. >> i'd also speaking from this microphone. good evening. i'm marvin i'm a project manager with the rec and park department my preservation is primarily focused on the claims that were brought up in the appellants brief. and see our standing is the basis of the claim are 4 items one is that the structure could be renovated and replaced and the design of the design is comparable with the neighborhood and thirdly,ly there was work done afte

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