13 CAR pt. 11, Appendix A. Historic Preservation Grant Application Rating Sheet

EXHIBIT 1: HISTORIC PRESERVATION GRANT APPLICATION RATING SHEET Priority I - Serious Endangerment Possible Points for each of the following (1-15) 1. Failed Roof – (serious leaks or holes; being structurally compromised; being either partially or totally missing) Points Awarded_______ 2. Failed Foundation – (having serious or imminent threat to a structure; being badly cracked or shifted; being partially missing; being inadequate to support the structure) Points Awarded_______ 3. Failed Structural Integrity – (having serious or imminent threat to a structure; joists, rafters, floors, load-bearing walls, trusses, columns, or beams which show serious deterioration or are structurally compromised) Points Awarded_______ 4. Failed Mechanical, Plumbing and Electrical Systems – (having serious or imminent threat to a structure) Points Awarded_______ 5. Does Not Meet Minimum ADA Requirements (if applicable to grant proposal) Points Awarded_______ 6. Failed Masonry – (having serious or imminent threat to a property; having missing, cracked, or deteriorated mortar joints, having missing, cracked, or spalling brick, stucco, or stone) Points Awarded_______ 7. Failed Windows – (having serious or imminent threat to a property; having missing, broken, or severely rotten window frames, sashes, or glass) · Points Awarded_______ 8. Failed Wood Siding – (having serious or imminent threat to a property; having missing, broken, or severely rotten wood siding) Points Awarded_______ Priority II – Serious Repairs Possible Points for each of the following (1-10) 1. Windows – (repair or replication of original windows) Points Awarded_______ 2. Removal of Artificial Siding – (removal of vinyl, metal, asphalt, or asbestos siding and repair of original siding or replacement with new siding to match the original) Points Awarded_______ 3. Exterior Architectural Elements – (repair or replication of significant exterior architectural elements such as missing or severely dilapidated porches, columns, turrets, cupolas, or domes) Points Awarded_______ 4. Repair of Guttering Systems Points Awarded_______ 5. Removal of Asbestos or Lead Paint Points Awarded_______ 6. Repair and/or Installation of Seismic Reinforcement Points Awarded_______ Priority Ill – Cosmetic Repair Possible Points for each of the following (1-10) 1. Windows – (general repair, puttying, scraping, repainting) Points Awarded_______ 2. Masonry – (general tuck pointing, cleaning, etc.) Points Awarded_______ 3. Paint – (general cleaning, stripping, scraping of exterior paint if it has failed) Points Awarded_______ 4. Interior Features – (repair, restoration, or replication of missing or deteriorated original interior features considered significant to the National Register eligibility of the property. The features must be documentable through historic photographs, original architectural drawings/specifications, or architectural investigations. Projects may include: decorative plaster work, murals, stencils, faux finishes, decorative painting, carved/decorative moldings and trim, wood paneling, fireplace) Points Awarded_______ Total Points _______ Staff Comments