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***PUBLIC COMMENT"" Greg Palumbo — Mr. Palumbo expressed concerns about the Curtiss Block building, emphasizing that it is part of the heart & soul of Lakewood and was designated a historic structure in 2015. Peter Ketter — Mr. Ketter stated he is the current chair of the Lakewood Heritage Advisory Board, and added that the Curtiss Block building is 1 of 13 historic designated properties in the city. Paula Reed — Ms. Reed expressed concern about the Curtiss Block building, noting its continued deterioration and the stalled process in addressing the structure's issues. Ken Haber— 17897 Lake Rd. —Mr. Haber gave a brief overview of the history, ownership, and finances of the Curtiss Block building. He also spoke the Master Agreement of the Lakewood Hospital deal. Mary Anne Crampton —Ms. Crampton spoke about the Curtiss Block building and expressed her encouragement that Council has expressed its commitment to it and the work that needs to be done at the site. Heather Rudge — Ms. Rudge provided current information on the Curtiss Block building, noting that it has been incurring more damage with the rainy season approaching. Mayor George expressed hope to come to a resolution on the building soon and stated that her administration is working with CASTO on cost estimates to keep the building. Director Leininger added an overview of the city's actions taken on the Curtiss Block building. The city hopes to have a proposal the following week. ""ANNOUNCEMENTS"" Director Leininger stated that the following Tuesday is the second and final public meeting on Cove Church. President O'Malley stated he is hosting a Birdtown Safety Meeting the following week. President O'Malley made a motion, seconded by Vice President Litten to adjourn the meeting. A roll call vote was taken as follows: Yeas —Bullock, Kepple, Litten, Neff, O'Malley, Rader, Shachner Nays —None Motion passed. The meeting was adjourned. The meeting was adjourned at 9:32 p.m.