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ii. Its extraordinary or unusual design, detail, use of materials or craftsmanship; or i i i . Its i denti f i cati an as the work of an architect, designer, or master builder whale individual work has influenced development in the nation, state, or community, d. Its inclusion in an official Register of Historic P1 aces; e. Its relationship to the broad cultural history of the nation, state, or community; f. Its identification with a person or persons who have significant]y contributed to the history of the city; or g. Its identification as a unique object representing an aesthetic or educational feature of the community, 2. In the case of designation of an area, the matter shall be referred to the planning commission for its review and comment, if any, prior to board action. ~d} A eal s from board decisions, within IO days of the board's decision, the decision may be appealed to the planning com- mission by the owner, applicant, an adversely affected person, or a party entitled to notice. An appeal shall be submitted in writ- ing to the planning department and shall state specifically wherein the board's decision was in error. The planning department shall provide the commission with the record. fie} Ap_pea] notice_~and action,. Unless the applicant and appellant agree to a ~~~~onger t~i~me peri ad, the commission shal 1 hol d a hearing to a11ow oral argument on the appeal within 3o days of its receipt. At least ten days prior to the hearing, the planning department shall mail notice thereof to the applicant, appellant, and parties who requested notice of the previous decision. Unless the applicant and appellant agree to a longer time period, the commi ssi an shall make a decision wi thi n I5 days of the hearing. The commission, by order with findings and conclusions therein, shall affirm, reverse, or modify the board's decision. The appeal decision shall be agreed to by a majority of the members present at the hearing. ~f} Modifications to certain re ulations. The board ar lan- n~ng comrn~ss~an may modify code regulat~ans perta~n~ng to signs, fence and wall provisions, general provisions regarding height, yards, area, lot width, frontage, depth, coverage, number of off- street parking spaces required, regulations prescribing setbacks, and permitted uses in the ordinance designating historic landmark status, providing the modifications: 1. Are considered necessary in order to preserve the authenticity, appearance or integrity of the proposed historic 1 andmark, ~. Are in accordance with the purposes of coning and sign regulations, and 3. Qo not include uses or signs not otherwise permitted, Qrdinan~e - 4