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Historic property. Any building, site, structure, object, ensemble, 1 andscape feature, thematic group or district that ~a~ Is a hi storic 1 andmark; fib} Is the subject of a formal application or initiation for historic landmark deslgnatian; ~c} Is listed on the National Register of Historic Places; ~d} Is recommended far nomination to the National Reg- ister by the State Advisory Committee on Historic Preserva- tion but has not yet been reviewed by the Keeper of the National Register or has been reviewed by the Keeper of the National Register and was determined "eligible" ; or ~ e ~ I s on the same tract as a structure or bui 1 d i ng either designated as a historic landmark or listed on the National Register of Historic Places and contributes to its historic character. Interior. All portions of a historic structure or building that are not part of the exterior and which normally are accessible to the public. Landscape feature. A decorati ve or functional a1 terati on to land ar vegetation, including trees, gardens, hedges, arbors, cano- pi es, walkways, fences, retaining wal 1 s, water features, gazebos, pavill ions, and similar site features. Long-term lessee. A person or entity holding a right to pos- sess i on of a h i stori c 1 andmark under a wri tten 1 ease with an un- expi red term of not 1 ess than five years from the date upon which the revo1 vi ng fund 1 oan i s approved, Maintenance. Upkeep or repair of historic property that does not remove sound historic building materials or change the prop- erty's appearance. Ma 'or new 1 andsca i n . Anew structural 1 andscape feature or significant planting on the site of a historic property. Signifi- cant plantings cover more than 25~ of the area, or grow to over ten feet in height and are located within 25 feet of a historic bui 1 di ng ar structure. New construction . Anew bui 1 d i ng, structure, parking area, or other improvement, on the same tract as a hi stori c 1 andmark, or structure ar property listed on the National Register of Hi s- toric Places. Noncom at i bl a ro ert . Property i n a h i stori c district or ensemble that contains uses or improvements that detract from or are not harmonious with historic properties i n that district or ensemble. Party . As used i n connection wi th a quas i - j ud i c i a1 or admi n - istrative land use hearing ar decision or appeal, "party" means the app1 icant or any person who has timely submitted written or oral comments to the person or body adjudicating a land use appl i- catian, request, or appeal. Planning director. The person designated by the city manager to supervise development and implementation of the city's h i stor i c preservation programs or his/her designee . Rehabilitation. The return of property to a state of utility, through repair or alteration, which makes possible an efficient can Ordinance - 3