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Centennial Home Program 3297 Columbia Road, 3605 Columbia Road, 3650 Columbia Road, 3841 Columbia Road, 3908 Columbia Road, 4550 Columbia Road, 4554 Columbia Road, 4748 Columbia Road, 4822 Columbia Road, 4850 Columbia Road, 5308 Columbia Road, 5599 Columbia Road Mr. Morse stated that the homes listed have an OHI form or Cuyahoga County with build dates prior to 1910. He added that they have not been replaced and qualify for the Centennial Home program. Mr. Morse moved, seconded by Mr. Dubowski, to approve the list of homes on Columbia Road as Centennial Homes, motion passed 7-0. Committee Work Updates Records Mr. Limpert spoke with Mr. Dubelko and decided which traffic study files they would like to keep. They decided to keep the 1970, 1977, 1978, 1981, 1983, 1985, 1988 (also includes original photos), 1990, and 1998 traffic studies. The box of detailed recordings are recommended to be kept but may be able to be destroyed in the future if there are space constraints. Ms. Rambo- Ackerman will add the surveys to the Landmarks Commission's records. Mr. Limpert reviewed the value the surveys provide for research and suggested scanning the original photos. Mr. Limpert moved, seconded by Mr. Schumann, to a-etain the Traffic Control files in the Landmarks Comanission archives, motion passed 7-0. Historic Preservation Plan Ms. Schuler stated that the committee has been revie??ing the plan and is working on the draft. Mr. Aspery added that the draft will be ready for the August meeting. 25961 Kenendy Ridge Road Mr. Neville asked about 25961 Kennedy Ridge being landmarked, Mr. Morse stated that one of the goals for the commission will be to look for homes to landmark. Old Towm Hall Mr. Aspery stated that the committee met with John Patrick Picard, the architect for the Old Town Hall renovation project, to review the concept drawings for the project. Mr. Schumann said the plan is to convert Old Town Hall into the mayor's court. An addition will be built on the north side of the building which will be set back from the front of the existing building. A glass enclosure will connect the current building with the addition to visually separate the spaces. The offices for mayor's court and Youth and Family Services will be housed there. Security for staff will be increased. Repairs to the existing building will be included in the project. Discussion about the interior plans for the exiting building. Mr. Schumann stated that the project will be paid out of the general fund, mostly from mayor's court revenue. The building will be available for other city functions. The design will come before the commission and City Council for approval. Historic District Signage