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<br />Presentations re:
<br />Resolutions of
<br />Recognition for
<br />worthy architectural
<br />preservation efforts
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<br />Commission's need and recalled that he had moved, during the budget
<br />hearings in the spring to fund the Commission at the 30¢ rate, -
<br />but now agrees with Mr. Albro concerning the procedural necessity
<br />for preserving the budget decisions when unusual circumstances
<br />are lacking. Mr. Conover agreed in principal but pointed out
<br />that a major .event~ a Council election, had taken place in the
<br />interim and ha felt that this change of views along with the
<br />small amount being asked justified the additional appropriation.
<br />The motion to approve the appropriation was defeated by the
<br />following vote, ~yes~ Mr. Conover, Ms. Gleason. Noes: Mr.
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<br />Alhro, Mr. Buck~ Dr. Hall.
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<br /> By common consent, Council unanimously adopted the following
<br />resolutions and they were pr.esented by Mayor Buck to the recipients
<br />during the meeting:
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<br /> WHEREAS the City Council of the City of Charlottesville by
<br />creating the Historic Landmarks Commission and the Board of
<br />Architectural Review has. recognized the value of encouraging
<br />appropriation restoration and preservation of property in the
<br />City; and '
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<br /> WHEREAS the Council wishes to encourage further such
<br />preservation efforts; and
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<br /> WHEREAS the Council has decided that such efforts by property
<br />owners s.hould be publicly recognized; and
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<br /> WHEREAS the Council, the with advice of the Historic Land-
<br />marks Commission, the Board of Architectural Review concurring,
<br />will recognize outstanding examples of
<br />now, therefore~ be it
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<br /> RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Charlottesville
<br />recognizes and commends its
<br />by Further, the Council authorizes the award
<br /> of ~ plaque and its display on the exterior of the structure.
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<br />The citations in the resolutions were as follows:
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<br />Dr, Malcolm Bell III and Ruth Mar. shall Bell, owners, ~for
<br /> the Perkins House, 433 North First Street (restoration)
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<br />Eric M. Heiner, Robert B. Gray & Richard S. Shank, owners,
<br /> for the Valentine'Charlie Building, 510 East Main Street
<br /> (restoration)
<br />
<br />Richard S. Shank, AIA, architect, for the Valentine-Charlie
<br />Building
<br />
<br />United Virginia Bank, owner, for the United Virginia Bank
<br /> building at Park and High Streets (compatible contemporary
<br /> infiil building)
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<br />M. Jack Rinehart, Jr., AIA, architect, for the United
<br /> V~_rg~n~a Bank building
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<br />Mr. & Mrs, Lloyd~ T. Smith, Jr., owners, for the Marshall-
<br /> Rucker House, 620 Park Street (restoration)
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<br />The Rockford Corporation, owner, for the Walker Building,
<br /> 316 East Main Street (adaptive use project)
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<br />Alwood Partnership, owner, for the J.E. Early Building, 206
<br /> Fifth Street, NE (renovation)
<br />
<br />Grigg, Wood, Browne, Eichman & Dagliesh, AIA, architects,
<br /> for the J.E. Early Building, Early-Walker Building and A.P.
<br /> Walker Building
<br />
<br />Priscilla F. Bosworth, owner, Early-Walker Building and A.P.
<br />Walker Building~ 208-212 Fifth Street, NE (renovation)
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<br />In addition, Council adopted and awarded ~he following resolution:
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