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ADDEND M TO APPLICATION FOR DEMOLITION/SUBSTANTIAL
MODIFICATION
VILLAGE OF EAST AURORA ONLY
Where the Building Permit application has detennined the proposed demolition and or substantial modification
meets the thresholds set forth under Village Code§ 112-3 and requires the Demolition/Substantial Modification
application, and or the Demolition/Substantial Modification application is for the demolition of the entire
building/structure, the Village Board of Trustees must approve the demolition and or substantial modification
application before the issuance o f a demolition or huilding permit. To facilitate the review process, this
application must be referred to the East Aurora Historic Preservation Commission (HPC).
The purpose of this addendum is to identify necessary infom1ation for the HPC to render its input as outlined in
Village Code§ 112-5. This application and addendum should be accompanied by the construction documents that
include the scope of demolition, the new exterior work, exterior fin ishes, and building/structure elevations, and
photographs of the property where applicable. The complete application will be referred to the HPC at their next
scheduled meeting, and the applicant and/or agent to the owner will be notified of the meeting. The HPC may
require additional information or diligence beyond what is outlined in this addendum in the meeting.
The following reference sources may be of assistance in completing this addendum and may shorten the HJ>C's
rev iew of your application: (i) Aurora Town Historian (www.townofaurorany.gov/departments/historian); (ii)
your abstract of title; (iii) property file in Village Clerk' s office; (iv) real property tax records
(www2.erie.gov/ecrpts); (v) Erie County Clerk's Office. You are encouraged to consult with the Aurora
Town/Village Historian to investigate the property's historical use and significance, both of which are required in
this application.
NOTE: This addendum is not intended to be used if the property in question is a local landmark or is within a
historic district as designated under Village Code Chapter I 56. If a property is so designated, then the property
owner must submit to the HPC an Application for Certificate of Appropriateness. This form and instructions are
available on the Village website.
Provide information as follows to the best of your knowledge.
Year of Construction:_,/ =B_7.......,;lP=-----~---- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - -
1f architect designed, name of architect:._....,~~e-L.½:_.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Names of original and sub~uent owners, and dates of ownership, if known:._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
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What is the historic use of the property? &,-~ ll -Fam, '1 i?iJ ,din h~ })we!('Yl§
To the best of your knowledge, is there any historic significance associated with the property? □Yes or OINo
If yes, please explain:._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Did you consult with th~ f.urora Town/Vi llage Historian about the property's historical use and historical
significance? □ Yes or !)No
Applicant hereby certifies that to the best of Appr ant's knowledge, information, and belief. the infonnation set
forth above is accurate c n lete.