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commission is charged to follow the Department of Interior rules. Mr. Schumann asked the <br />contractor to send addresses for other homes that have been sided with the material in the area <br />and clarified that the siding would have a beveled edge. All of the base trim would be fiber- <br />cement, the window headers would be custom made of wood and replaced, and the existing <br />gussets would remain. Mr. Goch believed Hardie board is more cost-effective for homeowners <br />over time. Cleveland, Olmsted Falls, Ohio City and Tremont have had homes installed with the <br />Hardie board. The proposed siding would match the current color of the home. The shadow line <br />on the fiber cement is slightly smaller than wood siding but would not be very noticeable. Mr. <br />Limpert said the work could still be done after the next meeting if the proposal is tabled. <br />Mr. Schumann moved, seconded by Mr. Dubowksi, to table 17-9330; Bruce Pearson; 26944 <br />Butternut Ridge Road, motion passed 7-0. <br />C OIVIMiJNI CATIONS <br />Centennial Home Program <br />23685 Gessner Road <br />The OHI states that the home was built in 1913. Mr. Neville believed it qualifies for the program. <br />Mr. Morse pointed out that there was a title transfer in 1912 which would help support the house <br />being built in 1913. <br />Mr.1Vlorse moved, seconded by Mr. Limpert, to approve the Centennial Home certificate <br />for 23685 Gessner Road, motion passed 7-0. <br />Committee Work Updates <br />Records <br />Ms. Rambo-Ackerman stated that she went through Lois Van Auken's files and they are ready to <br />be reviewed by the subcommittee. <br />Historic Preservation Plan <br />Mr. Morse reviewed the plan draft and believed it was ready for the commission's review. He <br />asked that the previous plan be sent to the commissioners for them to compare with the draft. <br />The Biddulph, Knight-Biddulph, and Seltzer homes were added. The Ohio Historical markers <br />have not changed but they were included as a goal. The new report reflects the financial <br />improvements of the City since 2009. Mr. Limpert suggested an appendix of the Centennial <br />Home properties. <br />Old Town Hall <br />Ms. Egan-Reeves joined the committee for the Old Town Hall Renovation. Mr. Schumann stated <br />that the architect has more plans to be reviewed at a meeting.the following week. <br />Biddulph Sign Proposal <br />Mr. Neville spoke with the Eagle Scout to prepare him for the meeting. They have submitted <br />their application and will be on the next agenda.