Prior to posting, mailing, publishing, or filing a notice of initial determination under § 42-3173.05(b) , the Mayor shall file with the Historic Preservation Review Board a notice which shall include the following information: The address of the deteriorated structure or, if the address is not available or does not adequately describe the location of the structure, a description of the location of the structure that is sufficient for its identification; A photograph of the structure clearly documenting the appearance of the structure and its immediate surroundings; and A statement that the Mayor intends to make a determination that the structure is a deteriorated structure. Within 60 days after receiving the notice from the Mayor, the Historic Preservation Review Board shall make a preliminary determination whether or not there is a substantial possibility that the structure is eligible for designation as a historic landmark or a contributing building in a historic district. The Mayor shall not issue a notice of initial determination under § 42-3173.05 and shall not demolish a structure under this subchapter unless: The structure is not a historic landmark, a contributing building in a historic district, or a structure for which the Historic Preservation Review Board has made a preliminary determination that there is a substantial possibility that the structure is eligible for designation as a historic landmark or a contributing building in a historic district; The structure is a historic landmark or a contributing building in a historic district, or the Historic Preservation Review Board makes a preliminary determination that there is a substantial possibility that the structure is eligible for designation as a historic landmark or a contributing building in a historic district, and: The Mayor determines, pursuant to the procedures and standards of subchapter I of Chapter 11 of Title 6 , that demolition of the structure is necessary in the public interest, as provided in § 6-1104(e) ; or The Mayor intends to enclose, but not demolish, the structure; or The Historic Preservation Review Board does not make a determination under subsection (b) of this section within 60 days after receiving the notice filed by the Mayor under subsection (a) of this section, and the structure is not a historic landmark or a contributing structure in a historic district.
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