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The Knight Biddulph home will need to be plaque next. Ms. Wenger suggested asking the owner <br />if they would prefer a ceremony or prefer to plaque the home themselves. If the owners are open <br />to a ceremony the committee should look at having the ceremony a Saturday in November. <br />Historical Tour <br />Mr. Neville said there have been 60 registrations thus far. Ms. Wenger reviewed the flyer and <br />signs which would be placed at each location being viewed. The administration is working to <br />have things finalized within the week and will have informative brochures to be handed out. Mr. <br />Neville said there will be music at Frostville but they were unable to secure actors to perform on <br />each of the buses. Each location will have someone present to give a little history and <br />background on the location and answer questions. <br />Recognition Programs <br />Ms. Wenger said Council passed legislation which gives the commission the authority to <br />establish recognition programs. Her summer intern was tasked with imagining what Uniquely <br />North Olmsted would look like or how it could expand and stand the test of time. One thought <br />was to have a tree sculpture and each leaf would represent the Uniquely North Olmsted recipient <br />and would be hung on the tree, with thought that the tree would continue to grow. However with <br />all the bicentennial events taking place perhaps the commission should address the topic towards <br />the end of the year. <br />ADJOURNMENT <br />With no further business, the absences of Mr. Rerko and Ms. Schuler were excused and the <br />meeting adjourned at 9•00 P.M. <br />?.?( ' <br />David Neville Chair onna Rote, Clerk of Commissions <br />Date: /O / / q // e,-- <br />6