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Historic, ,prop,erty. Any bui 1 di ng, site, structure, object, ensemble, landscape feature, thematic group or district that: ~a} Is an historic landmark; fib} Is the subject of a formal application or initiation for h~stor~c landmark designation; ~c} Is listed on the National Register of Historic Places or recommended for nomination to the Natiana1 Register by the State Advisory Committee on Historic Preservation; or, ~d} Is on the same tract as a structure or building ether designated as an historic landmark or listed an the National Register of Historic Places and contributes to its historic character. Interior. All portions of an historic structure or building that are not part of the exterior and which normally are accessible to the public. Landsca a feature. A decorative or functional alteration to land or vegetation, including trees, gardens, hedges, arbors, cano- pies, walkways, fences, retaining walls, water features, gazebos, pavillions, and similar site features. Lon -term lessee. A person or entity holding aright to pos- session of an historic landmark under a written lease with an un- expired term of not less than five years from the date upon which the revaluing loan fund is approved. Maintenance. Upkeep or repair of historic property that does not change the property's composition or appearance. Mayor new landscaping. Anew structural landscape feature or significant pi~anting an the site of an historic property. 5i nifi- g cant plantings cover more than 25% of the area, or grow to over ten feet ~n height and are located within ~5 feet of an historic build- ing or structure. New construction. Anew building, structure, parking area, or other improvement, on the same tract as an historic landmark, or structure or property listed on the National Register of Historic Places . Noncom ati bl e ro ert . Property i n an historic district or ensemble that contains uses or improvements that detract from or are not harmonious with historic properties in that district or ensemble. Pl ann i nc~d„i rector,. The city manager, or the person designated by the city manager to supervise development and implementation of the city's historic 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 con- temporary use and preserves or restores the property's historic value. Restoration. The process of accurately recovering the farm and details,of a property and its setting as they appeared at a particu- lar period of time by means of the removal of later work or the re- placement of missing earlier work. Site. The location of an historically or archeologically sig- nificant event, activity, occupation, structure, object, or land- scape feature, Including existing buildings or structures an the site. Ordinance - 2