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File #: 971814    Version:
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 3/3/1998 In control: ZONING, NEIGHBORHOODS & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
On agenda: Final action: 5/5/1998
Effective date:    
Title: Substitute resolution relating to an appeal of the Historic Preservation Commission's denial of a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to demolish the structure located at 423-27 West Juneau Avenue.
Sponsors: THE CHAIR
Indexes: HISTORIC PRESERVATION, HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION
Date Ver.Action ByActionResultTallyAction DetailsMeeting DetailsVideo
5/14/19983 MAYOR SIGNED   Action details Meeting details Not available
5/5/19983 COMMON COUNCIL ADOPTEDPass15:0 Action details Meeting details Not available
4/7/19983 COMMON COUNCIL SUBSTITUTEDPass13:1 Action details Meeting details Not available
4/7/19983 COMMON COUNCIL ADOPTED

Minutes note: (2/3 vote required)
Fail6:8 Action details Meeting details Not available
4/7/19983 COMMON COUNCIL RECONSIDEREDPass10:4 Action details Meeting details Not available
4/7/19983 COMMON COUNCIL HELD IN COUNCILPass10:4 Action details Meeting details Not available
3/20/19982 COMMON COUNCIL HELD IN COUNCILPass15:0 Action details Meeting details Not available
3/16/19982 CITY CLERK DRAFT SUBMITTED   Action details Meeting details Not available
3/4/19982 ZONING, NEIGHBORHOODS & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED FOR ADOPTION

Minutes note: Adopt substitute 2 as amended to add on page 2 a final further resolved clause to read as follows: " Be it further resolved that the owner of the above described property comply with the stabelizing ordiance of the Department of Building Inspection date February 24, 1998. Prevailed. 3-1. Noe-Ald. D'Amato. Ayes: 3 - Richard, Henningsen and Johnson-Odom. Ald. Butler leaves at 12:20 P.M. Speakers: Attorney Bill Drew-representing appellant, Attorney Randy Nash-representing appellant, Brian Pionke-Historic Preservation Committee passed out a document to Committee members. Assistant City Attorney -Harry Stein and David Halbrooks, Commissioner of Building Inspection-Lee Jensen, Video tape shown by Building Inspection Staff: Clarence Goyette and Clyde Hutchinson. Concerned Citizens: Jim McCabe-opposed to demolition. Jerry Hohnson - opposed to demolition. David Berther - appellant. Note from Richard Stefanik - opposed.
Pass3:1 Action details Meeting details Not available
3/3/19980 COMMON COUNCIL ASSIGNED TO   Action details Meeting details Not available
3/3/19981 CITY CLERK DRAFT SUBMITTED   Action details Meeting details Not available
3/3/19982 CITY CLERK DRAFT SUBMITTED   Action details Meeting details Not available
NUMB:
971814
VERS:
SUBSTITUTE 3
REF:

XXBY:
ALD. HENNINGSEN
TITL:
Substitute resolution relating to an appeal of the Historic Preservation Commission's denial of a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to demolish the structure located at 423-27 West Juneau Avenue.
ANLS:
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This resolution grants the owner of the historic structure located at 423-27 West Juneau Avenue permission to demolish that structure provided the owner lists and advertises the property as being "FOR SALE" at a fair-market price for a minimum of 180 days and no purchaser with the financial wherewithal to purchase and repair the building is found during that listing period. Such listing and advertising shall not be commenced until the property owner has timely complied with the Department of Building Inspection's February 24, 1998, order to stabilize and secure the building. If these conditions are met, the Historic Preservation Commission's decision to deny a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness for such demolition shall be reversed and a Certificate of Appropriateness shall be granted.


BODY:
Whereas, On November 17, 1997, and February 23, 1998, the Historic Preservation Commission voted to deny a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to allow demolition of the former Gipfel Union Brewery building, a designated historic structure located at 423-27 West Juneau Avenue; and

Whereas, The owner of this building has appealed the Historic Preservation Commission's decision to the Common Council; and

Whereas, It is the responsibility of the Common Council to consider the economics of not permitting this structure to be demolished; and

Whereas, It is in the best interest of the City of Milwaukee to try to save this historic building while keeping in mind the need to protect the health and safety of its citizens; and

Whereas, By requiring the owner to list this property for sale for a significant length of time, it may be possib...

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