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Board approves Level 1 historic tax exemption for 910 West Hunt; staff cites $17,405 in qualifying improvements

Historic Preservation Advisory Board · May 7, 2026
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Summary

After approving the historic marker for 910 West Hunt, the board unanimously approved a Level 1 Historic Marker Neighborhood Improvement Zone tax exemption. Staff said the owner documented $17,405 in improvements (foundation repairs, new roof, deck substrate) and staff estimated foregone taxes at $315,608.

Under agenda item HP2026-0036 the board considered a Level 1 Historic Marker Neighborhood Improvement Zone (HMIZ) tax exemption for the property at 910 West Hunt Street following the marker approval.

Staff told the board that a Level 1 exemption requires a historic marker designation plus at least $10,000 in qualifying building improvements within three years of the incentive request. "For this project there were over $10,000 which included foundation repairs, a new roof, and a deck substrate to replace the roof," staff said, and provided a total documented improvement figure of $17,405.

Staff also presented an estimated cumulative foregone tax figure tied to the HMIZ program: $315,608. A motion to approve the tax exemption passed unanimously.

The board discussed criteria and documentation briefly but did not reopen deliberations about the property's overall integrity; staff said the application met minimum eligibility requirements.