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<br />4~26~1315 Relocation of a Designated Historic District Contributor <br />The Library-Historical Commission shall review the request for relocation at a regularly <br />scheduled public meeting, and provide recommendations to the City Council regarding a course <br />of action. <br /> <br />The City Council may approve, deny, or approve the relocation request with specified changes. <br /> <br />4~26~1400 PROJECT REFERRALS TO THE LIBRARY~HISTORICAL <br />COMMISSION <br />The Library-Historical Commission shall have a sixty (60) day period beginning from the date <br />upon which the matter was first agendized for Commission consideration to review and make <br />recommendations on any project referred to the Commission by the Planning Commission, Board <br />of Zoning Adjustments, Site Development Sub-Commission, Zoning Enforcement Official, or <br />Chief Building Official. <br /> <br />4~26-1405 Automatic Project Referral to the Library~Historical Commission <br />A proposed construction proj ect that requires discretionary review and approval by the Planning <br />Commission, Board of Zoning Adjustments, Site Development Sub-Commission, or Zoning <br />Enforcement Official, as defined in the Zoning Code, shall be referred by City Staff to the <br />Library-Historical Commission for review and comment under the following circumstances: <br /> <br />1. The construction project is located within three hundred (300) feet of a designated City <br />Landmark or Historic District and could significantly affect the historic integrity of the <br />subject resource; or <br /> <br />2. The construction project involves a potentially significant historic resource that would be <br />demolished, relocated, or significantly altered, and said resource potentially meets the <br />criteria for designation in Section 4-26-600. <br /> <br />4~26~1410 Potential Project Referral to the Library~Historical Commission <br />A proposed construction project that requires discretionary review and approval by the Planning <br />Commission, Board of Zoning Adjustments, Site Development Sub-Commission, or Zoning <br />Enforcement Official, as defined in the Zoning Code, may be referred by City Staff to the <br />Library-Historical Commission for review and comment if it is located beyond three hundred <br />(300) feet of a designated City Landmark or Historic District and could potentially impact the <br />integrity of the resource. <br /> <br />A proposed demolition project that requires discretionary review by the Chief Building Official <br />as defined in the City of San Leandro Building Code may be referred to the Library-Historical <br />Commission for review and comment. <br /> <br />4~26-1500 DUTY TO KEEP IN GOOD REPAIR <br />Building owners of designated historic resources shall keep in good repair all of the portions of <br />such resources whose maintenance is necessary to prevent the deterioration and decay of the <br />resource's character-defining features. <br /> <br />10 <br />