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File #: 20-0783    Version: 1
Type: decision Status: Passed
File created: 9/29/2020 In control: Heritage Commission
Agenda date: 10/5/2020 Final action: 10/5/2020
Title: Special Tax Valuation: 222 19th Avenue SW
Attachments: 1. Special Valuation Guide to Eligible Expenses, 2. Special Valuation HRC Review SOI Checklist, 3. OMC 3.60 Special Property Tax Valuation, 4. HistoricInventory 222 19th Ave SW, 5. Assessor signed Valuation, 6. Photo slides and eligible expense total
Related files: 20-0854

Title

Special Tax Valuation: 222 19th Avenue SW

 

Recommended Action

Move to recommend to the full Heritage Commission that the subject property be approved for Special Property Tax Valuation based on adherence to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation.

 

Report

Issue:

Whether to recommend that the Heritage Commission recommend the subject property be approved for Special Valuation based on the completed rehabilitation work adherence to applicable standards, i.e., “the rehabilitation upon which the application is based has not altered or on any way adversely affected those elements of the property which qualify it as historically significant.”  (OMC 3.6.020C)

 

Staff Contact:

 

Presenter(s):

Marygrace Goddu, Historic Preservation Officer, Community Planning & Development, 360.480.0923

Diane Rudeen, Homeowner

 

Background and Analysis:

The City of Olympia has received an Application and Certification of Special Valuation on Improvements to Historic Property from the owners of  222 19th Ave SW.  This property is individually listed and also listed as a contributing property in the South Capitol Neighborhood Historic District.

 

The Historic Preservation Officer has confirmed that the subject property meets basic program eligibility criteria for Special Valuation:

                     historic home included in a historic district or individually registered;

                     application filed no later than two years after beginning the work; and

                     per applicant’s documentation, expenditures total at least 25% of the assessed value of the property, exclusive of land value, prior to the rehabilitation and meet eligible expenses criteria.

 

Timeline for Special Valuation Review and Approval:

October 05                      Heritage Review Committee (HRC) evaluation and recommendation.

October 28                      Heritage Commission Review of HRC recommendation

November                     City Council Consideration

December                     Submit signed agreement to Assessor                      

 

 

Options:

1.                     The project work meets the Standards and should be recommended to the Heritage Commission for Special Valuation.

2.                     Only [certain listed work] meets the Standards, and project eligibility should be further evaluated.

3.                     The completed work does not meet the Standards and the committee does not recommend referral to the Heritage Commission.

 

 

Attachments:

Special Valuation Guide to Eligible Expenses

Special Valuation HRC Checklist

OMC 3.60 Special Tax Valuation

Historic Inventory 222 19th Ave SE

Assessor Signed Valuation

Photo Slides and Eligible Expense Total