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The commission approved a two‑year extension for case 2019 COA 435 a and b (Monument Circle District, 1 North Meridian Street). The chair recused himself from the vote and recorded an abstention; the commission stated the extension passed, 6–0 with one recusal. Staff explained the original COA had expired more than a year earlier and the applicant requested an extension with the expectation the project would be completed within the two‑year period.

The commission also approved an extension for case 2023 COA 506 B (Old Northside, 1201 North Delaware Street) to allow completion of siding, cornice installation and painting; staff described weather as the primary delay and noted the applicant requested an extension through April to accommodate conditions.

Two applications were continued at the applicant’s request: 2024 COA 353 (Fountain Square, 1126 Prospect Street) was continued to April 2, 2025, and 2025 COA 406 (Lockerbie Square, 544 North Park Avenue) was continued to March 5, 2025, as presented by staff.

The commission approved one expedited case: 2024 COA 453 (Heron Morton Place, 2144 North Talbot Street). Staff presented the application from Melissa Iannucci to construct a single‑family house and detached garage, and the commission approved the expedited request as presented by staff.

During old business the commission heard a status update on case 2024 COA 188 A (Woodruff Place, 958 Woodruff Place). Applicant Ali Khan (represented at the meeting by Mark Woodfall) and staff reported work is nearing completion; Shelby Long, senior architectural reviewer, said sign‑offs remain for porch, balcony and siding elements and that she had signed off on three front‑facing windows earlier in the week. The Woodruff Place update was informational; no formal action was taken.

Routine business included approval of the Jan. minutes and motions to grant the continuances noted above. The meeting concluded with no further business and adjournment.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City Council of Indianapolis, IN - Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission - Feb 05, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","At its Feb. 2, 2025 meeting the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission approved a two‑year extension for a Monument Circle COA with the chair recused, approved an extension for a North Delaware Street project, granted continuances for two applications and approved an expedited single‑family house in Heron Morton Place.","taxTitle","Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana","taxId",3627,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6688060,"IHPC introduces draft 'Common Plan' to centralize guidance from 17 historic-area plans",280,379000,659000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2232568-ed302037b3fc653951398a6495465abc&start=379&end=659","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2232568-ed302037b3fc653951398a6495465abc/thumbnail_379000.jpg","/articles/6688060/Indianapolis-City/Marion-County/Indiana/IHPC-introduces-draft-Common-Plan-to-centralize-guidance-from-17-historic-area-plans","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6688060-62965e392d3db0cff80b710c99421c2f/orig.mp4?Expires=1771089126&Signature=IzY~wxZ0vJIC2bIeTd0iEFZUv7zEPgoRfP-81mC5B6g4pitTKaLKJ717zNqVh0hb592isNnBjVgzTRpBvyV3ZQF-8l6T7nWQuuamepYWGsMUjJWOB1YFus3bkOR4NDfcl2-bMVnYClJoV~mwjiLbwseaqr0Tdvec7Nbrk4DIgbnAGBFTxR2HfTpUzFSGxidUO8AKpnRBZvU2ywAWhZvqG0cr0Jw4LYfXmhDvE9OJIsrJA8M8Dr0zU6UM3QEEfnUlUb71Nd2wbhcM0vwjEJeqyyFryiQPLAfgriPr75BX-jJbsrPHMvVfHiLUy8PWWdwa6MTeufENyJs80XDI3-5Q4A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission on Feb. 2, 2025, heard a staff presentation on a draft “Common Plan” intended to consolidate common language from the commission’s 17 historic-area plans into a single reference document.

Meg Busch, IHPC administrator, said the project extracts recommendations that recur across the existing plans so future updates can be made more efficiently. \"We decided to extract all of what we're calling the common language into one document and then having each individual plan have its own unique guidelines for the districts,\" Busch said.

The draft, prepared by Grace Gadecker, preservation planner, covers material now repeated across district plans: a brief history of historic preservation in Indianapolis, an overview of the benefits of preservation, an introduction to the IHPC including its powers and processes, general recommendations, and architectural standards and guidelines. \"We have gone through a public comment period on our Civic Comments site,\" Gadecker said. \"The reviewers have also looked at it and given their thoughts on it. That will be finalized here shortly.\"

Staff described the Common Plan as an additional resource rather than a replacement for district-specific plans. Gadecker said individual district plans will continue to exist with their own, more specific recommendations and that the Common Plan aims to be a user-friendly tool to help property owners understand general preservation practices and the commission’s processes.

Busch said staff plans to present the draft to city leadership and relevant councilors and expects to return the document to the commission for review in mid‑summer, with a target of July or August to bring the draft back for formal consideration.

Commissioners did not take a vote on the draft at the Feb. 2 meeting; staff asked for preliminary feedback and outlined the next steps for public engagement and internal review. No public speakers addressed the Common Plan at the meeting.","The Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission reviewed a draft “Common Plan” intended to centralize language shared across 17 historic-area plans to simplify future updates and provide a single reference for property owners; commissioners were told staff will seek feedback from city leadership and return a draft for review in mid‑summer.","actionData","errors"]

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IHPC approves COA extensions, several continuances and one expedited home; chair recused on one vote

IHPC introduces draft 'Common Plan' to centralize guidance from 17 historic-area plans