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proposed historic landmark: a. Is associated with events that have made a sig- ni f icant contribution to the broad patterns of history. This association must be direct and the event or acti vi - ties must have significantly affected past social behav- ior, historic trends or community, state or national development; b. Is associated with the 1 i fe of a person signi f i - cant i n the past. The proposed 1 andmark, through 1 ength of occupancy or coincidence of term of occupancy, must be the place most important]y assaciated with a person or persons significant i n 1 oca1, state, or national history; c. Embodies the distinctive characteristics of a type, period or method of construct i an that was used i n the past. The property may be a prime example of a stylistic or structural type of construction or design, or representative of a rare type or a type which once was common and which, due to attrition, i s among the few examples remaining l oca11 y or i n the state; d. Represents the work of a master, i . e. , i s a note- worthy example of the work of a craftsman, bui 1 der, archi - tect, or engineer significant i n 1 ocal , state ar national history; e. Possesses high artistic values in its workman- ship and materials; f. Yields, ar may be likely to yield, information important in prehistory or history; or g, Is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. ~ significant and distinguishable entity under any of the above criteria may be designated even i f i is components 1 ack individual distinction. 5. The identified conf 1 i cti ng use for a proposed his - tori c 1 andmark shal 1 be the actual use planned for the prop- erty by its owner or owners. In the absence of a development proposal, the identified conflicting use is the highest and best generic use ~ i . e. commercial , industrial , high-density residents al , etc. } of the property, as improved with the most intensive development and structures allowed by the currentl y applicable ion i ng and comprehensive plan designation . '~Hi gh - est and best use'f means the reasonable and probable use that i s physical 1 y possible and financially feasible that supports the highest present value of the land . 6. Interior features of a nonresidential historic land- mark may al sv be designated i f the board finds that the fea- ture: a. I s i n a bui 1di ng or structure that i s normally open to the public as that term is defined by section 4.845 of this code, and b. Is physically attached to the building or struc- ture so as to become a part of the building or structure, and c. Meets the integrity and historic significance Ordinance - 6