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LASIDK?J?KS C0NII4ISSION AttiY 10, 1976 I Ro12 Call Nick Del Giudice called the meeting to order at 8:15 P.M. Present: ATick Del Giudice, Dennis Tischler, Mamie Albright, Lois Van buken, Richard Fetzer and James Redovian. II Trees Nick Del Giudice indicated that he has recieved an inquiry whether the Landmarks Commission has jurisdication over trees. The Ordinance was reviewed and a discussion followed. It was moved and seconded that it be the Commission's interpretion of the ordinance that its jurisdication does not extend to trees. Motion passed. Richard Fetzer suggested that questions concerning trees be referred to the Early Settlers Association. III Regulations Councilman Janet Saringer is now present. It was agreed that one of the first actions of the Commission should be the establishment of a procedure for listing North Olnsted land.marks pursuant to the ordinance. It was pointed out that Clevel?nd has a nine (9) step procedure which apparently works well. Janet Saringer agreed to attempt to obtain a copy of,Clevelandes detailed procedures for distribution to Commission members prior to the next meeting. Nick Del Giudice agreed to invite Mr. Gaede of the Cleveland Landmarks Conmission to the next meeting. IV Nominations rlamie Albright pointed out the numerous old North Olmsted buildings listed in the Heritage Weekend booklet published by the North Olmsted Aaericar_ Revolution Bicentennial Commission, Inc. Richard Fetzer expressed his personal opinion that at least initially no more than about four houses should be designated as Landmarks. A d:19-,ussion followed of the resrictions which are imposed upon designated Landmarks. V Louisville Case It was ointed out that on Januaxy 16, 1976 the Jefferson County fKentucky) Circiut Court ruled that a 1973 ordinance estabZishing the Louisville Landmarks Commission was un- constitutional.