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69 Landmarks Commission 165.02 <br />(o) "Historic Register buildings" means those buildings listed on the United States <br />National Register of Historic Places. <br />(p) Infill buildings means any new building to be constructed on a site with one or <br />more of its walls adjoining buildings on adjacent sites. <br />(q) Landmark means any individual building or structure determined by the <br />Commission as historically or architecturally significant. <br />(r) "Landmark District" means any Historic or Landmark District as established by <br />the Commission pursuant to Chapter 165 of the Codified Ordinances of the City <br />of North Olmsted, Ohio, as amended from time to time. <br />(s) "Landmarks" means those things set out in Section 165.05. <br />(t) "Maintenance" means repair or replacement of an existing product, finish or <br />material without making any alteration. <br />(u) "Massing" means the interaction of height, width, depth, and proportion, thus <br />forming a visual image of size. <br />(v) "Materials" means brick, wood, stone, metal, glass, etc., which can represent <br />themselves or can be formed to represent another material; e.g., vinyl siding is <br />typically formed to reference wood clapboard. <br />(w) "Member" means a person who has been appointed to serve as a member of the <br />Landmarks Commission. <br />(x) "Orientation" means the juxtaposition of components and elements to each other <br />as well as the juxtaposition of the image as a whole to its environment. <br />(y) "Ornamentation" means an applied and incorporated decoration used to <br />embellish the building. Examples of ornamentation are cornices, window hoods, <br />columns, quoins, etc. <br />(z) "Owner" means a person or persons who are the legal owners of record of a <br />building site, landmark, building or other structure. <br />(aa) "Pattern/rhythm" means the repetition of forms, materials, texture, elements, <br />etc. in the image. <br />(bb) "Preservation" means the process of sustaining, restoring or reconstructing the <br />form and extent of a landmark, building or other structure essentially as it now <br />exists or as it existed in the past. While significant rebuilding is not <br />contemplated, owners of buildings or other structures in Landmark Districts <br />should be encouraged to restore or reconstruct landmarks which have been lost <br />to the City and its residents. As a minimum, further deterioration should be <br />controlled and provisions for the continued structural stability of landmarks is a <br />primary goal. <br />(cc) "Proportion" means the relationship in size, dimension, scale, etc. of the various <br />elements of the building to themselves and the image as a whole. <br />(dd) "Rationale" means the process of logical reasoning in preparing correct <br />procedures in establishing criteria for preparation and presentation of <br />documented evidence for properties designated as landmarks. <br />(ee) "Reconstruction" means the process of rebuilding a replica of a certain building <br />or facility no longer in existence. <br />(ff) "Recycling" means the process of adoptive reuse or new functions for older <br />structures that would otherwise be demolished. <br />July 2018 Replacement <br />