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ti CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED LANDMARKS COMMISSION Annual Report 2014 INTRODUCTION The mission of the Landmarks Commission is to protect, preserve and perpetuate the structures and districts which reflect the City's heritage. The Commission encourages education and creates an environment that promotes the community's historic sites, events and citizens in order to foster civic pride. The members of the 2014 City of North Olmsted Landmarks Commission are: David Neville, Chair Paul Schumann Thomas Dubowski Jim Morse, Vice Chair ponald Rerko James Dubelko Duane H. Limpert Gretchen Schuler Dale Thomas CERTIFICATES OF APPROPRIATENESS The Landmarks Commission has the responsibility of reviewing proposals for demolition, construction or alteration of any landmark or property within a landmarks district. The Landmarks Commission holds public hearings and issues certificates of appropriateness for proposals which meet the criteria for acceptable work. For guidance, the Commission looks to the Secretary of the Interior's standards for rehabilitation. There were seven Certificates of Appropriateness and three minor changes granted in 2014. Certificates of Appropriateness approved: • 26706 Butternut Ridge Rd: build a free standing workshop. • 27537 Butternut Ridge Rd: resize rear kitchen window to match original windows • 26747 Butternut Ridge Road: install new concrete driveway and sidewalks • 25991 Butternut Ridge Road: garage door, roof, and exterior color trim changes • 25747 Butternut Ridge Road: restore wood siding on north and east elevation & install vinyl siding on the south and west elevation of the home. • 26730 Butternut Ridge Road: replace and increase size of front porch • 27191 Butternut Ridge Road: demolish existing home and restore site with green space Minor Changes approved: • 5050 Porter Road: replacing front porch and steps • 26872 Butternut Road: replace existing patio 0 26944 Butternut Road: replace driveway and front apron