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include sufficient proof that the pre-application requirements listed in sub- section ~2} of this section have been completed, ~4} Notice, ublic hearin , and decision. ~a} Unless the applicant agrees to a longer time period, the board shall conduct a public hearing within 45 days following re- ceipt of a complete application. At least ten days prior to the hearing, the city shall post a notice summarizing the application and stating the time and place of the hearing in at least three places within 30o feet of the affected praperty and mail this notice to the owners and occupants of the historic praperty, the applicant, and to the owners and occupants of property within 300 feet of the perimeter of the affected property. fib} Within I5 days following completion of the hearing, the board shall decide whether to approve or postpone the moving or demolition application. The decision of the board shall be in writing and contain findings and conclusions if a postponement is required. The board shall approve the application unless the board finds that a postponement will likely result in preservation of the historic property or retention of the historic property at its current site. A postponement shall be for a maximum of 1~0 days from the time a complete application is filed. The board may consider the following in assessing the likelihood of preservation or retention: 1. The state of repair of the historic property and the financial and physical feasibility of rehabilitation, moving, or leaving the property in its current state or location. 2, The effects of the moving upon the use and developY meet of the historic property. 3. The marketability of the property and the willing- ness of the property owner to sell the property. ~c} The city shall mail a copy of the board's decision within one day of the decision to the owner and occupants of the historic property, the applicant, and parties who have requested a copy, ~d} Unless appealed, board decisions are effective on the eleventh day after they are rendered. Before moving or demolish- ing an historic property, the applicant shall obtain the permits required by chapter 8 of this code. ~5} Record of demolished and moved historical ro ernes. If an historical property is to be demolished or moved, the board shall miti ate g the loss by requiring the owner to produce one or more of the follawin hoto ra hs of the h' ~ ~ g p g p ~stor~c property and its site; measured architectural drawings of the historic property and its designated historic features; and add~t~onal graphic history, data, and commemorative materials, The dOCUmen~ tation materials shall be the property of the city or its assignee. The board may also require that certain specific artifacts, architectural fea- tures, materials, or equipment be preserved. The board shall determine where the documentation is to be deposited and where any artifacts, architectural features, materials, or equipment saved from the building or structure are to be stored. The board may assign documentation and storage costs for nv more than two years to the historic property owner. ~6} A eal s. Appeals shall be filed and decided in the same manner as provided by section ~ , 401 of this code relating to designation appeals . ordinance - 13