shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com February 12, 2019 • Page 11 State Historical Society Board Approves 13 Property Tax Moratorium Applications Including McVicker Plaza February Seed Library Class Set For YCL The February Seed Library classes will be offered at Yankton Community Library Tuesday, Feb. 12. To accommodate schedules, the same class is offered twice: at 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Classes are held at the Yankton Community Library, located at 515 Walnut Street. Members of Missouri Valley Master Gardeners will share information about keys to successful indoor gardening. Participants will also hear an update on the Community Gardens. This will be a hands-on class. For questions, call the library at 605-668-5275 or email library@cityofyankton.org. PIERRE, S.D. — The South Dakota State Historical Society board of trustees recently approved 13 applications in five counties for the eight-year state historic preservation property tax moratorium for restoration and rehabilitation made to historic buildings. “These approvals are significant because if an historic building qualifies for the tax benefit, an eight-year delay is placed on the property tax assessment of any certified improvements,” said Jay D. Vogt, director of the State Historical Society, headquartered at the Cultural Heritage Center in Pierre. “Property tax assessments may not be increased due to certified rehabilitation of the building. The property tax moratorium is an incentive for owners of properties listed in the National Register of Historic Places to maintain and rehabilitate their homes and businesses.” One of the criteria for the approval was that the projects meet the U.S. Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation. Of the 13 properties receiving the moratorium, five are private residences and eight are or will be income-producing properties. Investment per project ranged from $2,600 to $6 million. Private investments totaled $8.4 million. The deadline for applications is Nov. 1 annually. For more information on how to qualify for the state historic preservation property tax moratorium, contact the State Historic Preservation Office at the Cultural Heritage Center, 900 Governors Drive, Pierre, SD 57501-2217; telephone 605-773-3458; or see history.sd.gov/preservation/fundingopportunities.aspx. Following is a list, by county, of the sites approved for the property tax moratorium. Clay County The business located at 2-4 E. Main St. in Vermillion was constructed in 1884. It is a contributing resource in the Downtown Vermillion Historic District, which was listed in the National Register in 2003. This was a continuing project. The 2018 work restored the building’s exterior to its 1884 appearance. This completed the project. The building was named “McVicker Plaza” and now houses offices for the Vermillion Area Chamber and Development Company. It also has a retail store, Charlie’s, which sells University of South Dakota gear. Davison County The W.S. Hill House at 520 E. 6th Ave. in Mitchell was constructed in 1910. It was individually listed in the National Register in 2009. This 600 E. 7th St. in Sioux Falls was built ongoing project is to fully restore between 1916-1918. It was individuthe house with the hopes of convert- ally listed in the South Dakota State ing it to a bed and breakfast. The Register of Historic Places in 2018 2018 work consisted of carpet being with a nomination to the National installed in the basement. Register to follow. Owned by a Lawrence County private investment group, it is being The home at 3 Shine St. in Deadrenovated into space for an archiwood was constructed in 1895 and tectural firm and other offices. 2018 is a contributing resource in the work involved roof reinforcement; Deadwood Historic District, which removal of non-original finishes was listed in the National Register throughout the interior; installation in 1966. This is a continuing project of new HVAC, electrical and plumbwhich is taking a previously coning services; installation of new demned house and restoring it to bathrooms and a kitchen space for a livable condition. The 2018 work tenant use; renovation of the former included replacement of the electrifire station portion into large, open cal panel. work space; renovation of the former 48 Taylor Ave. in Deadwood is library portion into individual offices the location of a home built in 1900 and conference rooms; and renovaand is also a contributing resource tion of the second floor into coworkin the Deadwood Historic District. ing space. This was a new project in 2018 and The home at 1600 S. 4th Ave. in is scheduled for overall restoration. Sioux Falls was built in 1916 and is 2018 work involved reinforcing the listed as a contributing resource in foundation, replacing the electrical, the McKennan Park Historic District, repairing/rebuilding a rotted porch, which was listed in the National repairing original windows, installing Register in 1984. The owners are wood storm windows, replacing sidplanning an overall restoration for ing in-kind, and insulating. this new 2018 project. Work involved The St. Lawrence O’Toole Cathoreplacement of stucco and wood trim lic Church at 114 Central Main St. in to match the original due to deterioCentral City was built in 1879 and ration; roof repair; installation of new individually listed in the National wood windows to match the original; Register in 2003. The building is no reconstruction of the north side bay longer used as a church and is under based on historic photos; repair of private ownership. 2018 was the first original wood floors and millwork; year for the overall restoration of the and replacement of HVAC, plumbing building for an undetermined future and electrical systems. use. Work was comprised of structurPennington County al stabilization and roof replacement. The Fairmont Creamery, 201 Main Minnehaha County St. in Rapid City, was constructed in The overall rehabilitation work at 1929 and was individually listed in the Odd Fellows Home, 100 W. 10th the National Register in 2006. This St. in Dell Rapids, has been continuis an ongoing project to rehabilitate ing for several years. Constructed the building for use as offices, retail, in 1910, the property was individurestaurant space and housing. Work ally listed in the National Register in in 2018 included repainting the 2012. The work in 2018 saw the comconcrete block portion of the buildpletion of the last apartment unit. ing and installing new carpet in the This included a kitchen, two bathhallways. rooms, two bedrooms, new HVAC, Constructed in 1927-1928, Hotel new plumbing and new electrical. Alex Johnson is located at 523 6th St. Except for some minor items such as in Rapid City. It is a contributing repainting hallways, this project is now source in the Rapid City Commercial complete. Historic District, which was listed in The Sioux Falls National Bank the National Register in 1974. Work Building located at 100 N. Phillips done in 2018 on this ongoing project Ave. in Sioux Falls was a new project included replacement of the HVAC in 2018. Original construction was in systems in the Starbucks area and in 1917 with an addition built in 1930 the Paddy O’Neal’s restaurant. that was designed to look identical The house located at 817 9th St. to the original portion. The buildin Rapid City was built in 1937 and is ing was individually listed in the a contributing resource in the West National Register in 1979 and is being Boulevard Historic District, which remodeled into a boutique hotel. was listed in the National Register 2018 work included repointing brick, in 1974. 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