Section 175-89.1 ACTIONS REQUIRING ADMINISTRAVTIVE REVIEW.
A.
The following actions will require administrative
review by the Zoning Administrator:
1.
The razing, demolishing, or moving of a
non-contributing structure or a structure which is substantially
damaged to the
point of being completely uninhabitable.
2.
Construction of a new accessory structure
less than five hundred (500) square feet in size within a designated
historic
district or on a site adjacent to a designated landmark site, that
is
generally in keeping with the character of the historic district and
its
surroundings.
3.
Substantial alteration of a non-contributing structure.
4.
Any addition to a non-contributing
structure, which increases the size (square footage and/or volume)
of the
structure by less than one hundred percent (100%) of the original
structure.
5.
Landscaping, fences
and signs in conformance with the design guidelines adopted in
accordance with
this Article.
B.
The Zoning Administrator shall be guided in his
decisions by the standards and guidelines adopted by the Board of
Architectural
Review and shall have authority to request modifications of specific
proposal
in order that the proposal may comply with said standards and
guidelines.
In any case where the Administrator is uncertain of his authority
to act
on a particular application under this section or in any case where the
Administrator and the applicant cannot agree on changes in the
proposal, the
application shall be referred to the Board of Architectural Review
for
action by said Board. In case of disapproval by the
Administrator, the
applicant may appeal the Administrator's decision within thirty (30)
days
thereof to the Board of Architectural Review. The Administrator
shall
keep a record of his decisions under this section and shall report such
decisions to the Board of Architectural Review at its next regular
meeting.