Tampa City Code § 27-70 Historic Preservation Development Review and Compliance staff and procedures ("HPDRC").
Sec. 27-70. - Historic Preservation Development Review and Compliance staff and procedures ("HPDRC").
(a) Intent and purpose. The purpose of the HPDRC process is to provide technical assistance and guidance to applicants whose project requires ARC approval, to achieve compliance with development standards established by this Code, and to promote the goals and objectives of the adopted comprehensive plan.
(b) Administration and review staff, generally. The Historic Preservation Division shall have the responsibility of administering the HPDRC process through procedures established by the department. The HPDRC review shall generally include input from representatives of various city departments and other agencies, including but not limited to: historic preservation, zoning, public works, parks and recreation, building department, solid waste, stormwater, fire, and transportation, as necessary.
(c) Meetings. The ARC administrator, Historic Preservation Division, or other division of the department as necessary, shall establish meeting places, dates, and times for the HPDRC staff to carry out the intent of the city's Land Development Code and other applicable development regulations. All meetings with the HPDRC shall be open to the public.
(d) Process. All applications requiring approval by the ARC shall be submitted to the ARC staff, must be submitted by the application deadline date, and must include the items listed in subsection (2)a.—f.
(1) An application must be determined to be complete by the ARC administrator prior to being scheduled for a public hearing date. Completeness is based on compliance with items identified in subsection (2)a.—f. below. After determination that an application is complete, drawings will be submitted to reviewing departments including, but not limited to, transportation, landscape and tree, and sanitation. Written comments from the reviewing departments are due to the ARC staff within fourteen (14) calendar days from the date of receipt of the complete application and will be read at the HPDRC meeting.
(2) The HPDRC staff meeting shall be scheduled by the Historic Preservation Division pursuant to the ARC schedule. The meeting shall be coordinated by the ARC administrator and any representatives from the reviewing agencies may participate at the meeting. The following items shall be reviewed at the HPDRC staff meeting, subject to exemption by the ARC staff when it is determined that the item is not required for complete review:
a. Thirteen (13) copies of a site plan including identification of existing and proposed construction, height of structure, setback dimensions, mechanical equipment (heating, ventilation and air conditioning equipment, water heater, etc.), sidewalks, curbs, street, structures on adjacent sites and across the street at 1" = 10'0".
b. Material selection(s).
c. All elevations and floor plans applicable to the request at one-quarter (¼) inch equals one (1) foot zero (0) inches, or a scale approved by the ARC administrator as more appropriate.
d. Complete demolition plan, when the project includes new construction or an addition to an existing structure.
e. Information about the building materials to be used, including samples when required by the ARC administrator.
f. Architectural wall section at three-quarters (¾) inch equals one (1) foot zero (0) inches.
(Ord. No. 2020-166, § 10, 12-17-2020)