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Historic Preservation Section Review Document
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cgemora Sep 11 2024 at 6:01PM on page 14

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Excluding so many building types may result in a gradual decrease in allowable height rather than averaging the actual and existing streetscape which would overall have a negative effect on housing and development in the historic districts.
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cgemora Sep 11 2024 at 5:57PM on page 18

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Adding two feet to the average is fairly minimal and prioritizes lower heights and lower densities as opposed to allowing a more gradual increase in height. If Santa Fe wants more housing and gentle development, changing this could allow that to happen in the historic districts.
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