In determining whether property should be given an official landmark designation, the Village Board, or any other commission, board, or department acting under the authority of this chapter, shall consider the following criteria, and shall also consider any additional justification for granting or denying an application under this chapter as found in the application itself or as established or suggested by the public hearing required to be held under this chapter:
(A) The site has major architectural or aesthetic significance to the community.
(B) The site is representative of the distinguishing characteristics of an architectural type, style, method of construction, or of local materials or craftsmanship.
(C) The site is the work of or associated with a national or locally known architect or builder.
(D) The site is an example of a particular style in terms of detail, material, or workmanship, with little or no alteration to the original structure.
(E) The site has a strong association with the life or activity of a person or persons who have contributed to or participated in the historical events of the nation, state, or community.
(F) The site is associated with an antiquated use due to technological or social change in the nation, state, or community.
(G) The site is or has been in the past the residence of a prominent figure.
(H) The site is representative of an historical era in the development of this village.
(Ord. 925, passed 7-24-85)