Last Thursday (3/13/2008), the Ohio Department of Development posted the publication: Approved Historic Preservation Tax Credit Applicants (in Adobe PDF format) on their web site. The following information can be found on page 3 of that document.
Fort Piqua Hotel (Piqua, Miami County)
Total estimated value of credit: $3,675,563
Estimated qualified rehabilitation expenditures: $14,702,251
Total project investment: $19,673,703
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On the Monday prior to the last P.O.I.N.T. meeting, I’d added a link on the “PDF Library” page of this website to allow you to easily download a PDF formatted copy of the 2003 International Property Maintenance Code. In the text posted underneath the link on that page, I’d taken the additional step of explaining why that document is important. This is one of the things that I thought had been discussed in detail at last Tuesday’s meeting, but apparently there is still some confusion.
Yesterday John Martin asked me if the 2003 International Property Maintenance Code (“purple manual”) was available “yet” rom the P.O.I.N.T website. I informed that it had been up well prior to that meeting, so if anyone else is having trouble finding the link, I’ve copied that portion of from the “PDF Library” (reference) page on this site and pasted it below.
NOTE: On 5/1/2006, the 2003 International Property Maintenance Code was incorporated by reference under the “PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE” portion of the Piqua Code of Ordinances. However, currently this document is not available from any of the city’s on-line resources. Please use the link above to download a copy if you need one. Quoting an excerpt from the code section:
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§ 150.105 CODE ADOPTED. (A) (1) Pursuant to the provisions of Ohio Revised Code (R.C.) § 731.231, the 2003 International Property Maintenance Code, promulgated by the International Code Council, which provides standards intended to ensure public health, safety and welfare insofar as they are affected by the continued occupancy and maintenance of a structure or premises, is hereby adopted and shall be enforced as the city Property Maintenance Code, except for those portions thereof that have been or may hereafter be deleted or amended.
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