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a conditional use. Based on the information presented, there do not appear to be any planning or zoning issues for the proposed sign..Mr. Schumann clarified that the applicant is proposing the second option in the packet. Mr. Schumann liked the proposal and was grateful that the Boy Scouts have taken good care of the home. Mr. Neville added that a small bush was removed where the landscape area currently is. Mr. Musial clarified that the North Olmsted Foundation cares for the property and the Boy Scouts are able to use the property. Mr. Schumann moved, seconded by Mr. Dubowski, to approve the Certificate of Appropriateness for 17-9359; Biddulph Home; 25896 Buttera?ut Ridge 12oad for a new sign shown as example two in the packet, motion passed 6-0. 17-9655; Oliver povle; 27570 Butternut Rid2e 12oad Representative: Oliver poyle, owner Proposal consists of a detached garage. Mr. Doyle stated that the garage would be installed next to the fence. Mr. Neville believed that a garage similar to the style of house would be cost prohibitive. Mr. Dubowski clarified with the applicant that the existing driveway will be extended about ten feet and a slab will be poured. Mr. Dubelko pointed out that the home was moved in the 1980s from the o1d City Hall complex and believed it might have been the Finance Department. Mr. Schumann asked about colors of the siding and roof. Mr. Doyle stated that the door will be beige with hardware to match the original door on the side of the home. Mr. Dubelko suggested to the applicant to look at the County Archives for photos of the home before it was moved. Mr. Schumann moved, seconded by Ms. Egan-Reeves, to approve the Certificate of Appropriateness for 17-9655; Oliver poyle; 27570 Butternut Ridge Road for a new garage with the following conditions: 1. Garage shingles shall match those on the house. 2. Siding vaill be the color of the sample provided and the door and trim will be beige. Motion passed 6-0. COMMUNICATIONS Committee V6TOrk Updates Historic Preservation Plan Mr. Aspery believed the commission and staff need to think bigger in terms of the 2017 Plan. When the 2009 Plan was created, it was a first-of-its-kind document for the Commission. He asked for input on what goals, objectives and action items the commission should focus on under the four main goal areas: Preservation, Regulation, Documentation and Education/Awareness. Old Town Hall Mr. Schumann stated that two meetings occurred with the architect since the last Landmarks Commission meeting. He reviewed the proposed changes including returning the fagade to the original state, removal of the bathrooms since they will be in the addition and ADA compliance measures. City Council has not approved funding for the project yet, but Mr. Schumann would like support of the Commission before it is presented to Council.