Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)

Citation: Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)
Jurisdiction: Portland (municipal)
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Planning Authority.
J. Historic preservation
1. Historic preservation review. The B&M
Cannery Building has been designated as a
local historic landmark. The area of
designation includes the B&M Cannery
Building, as well as the area of the former
Codfish Building and pier. The Historic
Preservation Board’s review of activity
within the site of the former Codfish
Building and pier is limited to review of any
activity that would require a Certificate of
Appropriateness that is proposed on a FIGURE 8-H: UNE IOZ BOUNDARY
newly constructed pier. A Certificate of
8.3.8 The University of New England Overlay
Appropriateness will not be required for
Zone Regulatory Framework
the demolition of the Codfish Building or
A. Applicability. The regulatory framework shall
construction of a new pier and related
apply only to development proposed by the
infrastructure, including future alterations
University of New England (UNE) within the
to the pier structure.
boundary of the Institutional Overlay Zone
2. Required interpretive elements.
(IOZ) and to which UNE holds right, title, or
Northeastern University shall include
interest. The regulatory framework shall not
interpretive element(s) on top of or within
apply to any land zoned OS-P. Properties in the
the surface of the new pier that convey the
UNE IOZ shall continue to be governed by the
history and significance of the Codfish
regulations applicable to the underlying zone
Building. Prior to construction of said
except as specifically modified by the
elements, the University shall submit the
regulatory framework. The UNE IOZ shall have
proposal to the Historic Preservation
the boundaries depicted in Figure 8-H.
Board for its review and approval. The
B. Phasing and monitoring
interpretive elements shall be designed in a
1. UNE shall