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LANDMARKS COMMISSION CITY OF NORTH OLIVISTED MINUTES FOR 1VIEETIlVG OF JUNE 11, 2018 ROLL CALL Mr. Schumann called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm in Council Chambers. Present: Paul Schumann, Sarah Egan-Reeves, Elizabeth Cardarelli, Kevin Kearney, Tom Dubowski, Jim Morse (after minutes were approved) Absent: David Neville, Gretchen Schuler Staff: Planning Director Kim Lieber, Assistant Law Director Bryan O'Malley, Planner James Aspery, Administrative Assistant Nicole Rambo-Ackerman REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES Ms. Egan-Reeves moved, seeonded by Mr. Dubowski, to approve the Landmarks Commission minutes of 1VIay 14, 2018, motion passed 5-0. NEW BUSINESS 18-11296; Havannah Propertv Management, LLC; 27370 Butternut Ridge lZoad Representatives: April Clay & Darian Dunning, Havannah Property Management, LLC, 4360 Bagdad Road, Medina, OH Mr. Aspery stated that the applicant is proposing a complete exterior renovation of the property, which is a Cape Cod style home constructed in 1927. A new 30-year architectural asphalt roof is proposed for the entire house. New white aluminum gutters are proposed. Two existing windows will be replaced with double hung vinyl windows with the rest to remain. Two new white fiberglass doors will be installed to replace the existing side entry and garage entry doors. The exterior of the home will be painted and all damaged wood shake and trim will be replaced with lilce materials. The existing deck will be repainted, new steps will be constructed to replace an existing ramp and new lattice work will be installed near the base. The front porch will be cleaned and painted a new color from the building palette and new stone will be installed to cover the existing brick. The existing asphalt driveway will be seal coated. The existing detached garage will remain and will have a new double carriage door installed. Ms. Clay stated that the roof was torn off already. She said that the box garden window on the east side will be replaced by a plain double-hung window. Mr. Schumann asked about the three windows on the porch, Ms. Clay stated that they would be repaired, keeping the style and configuration of lites, and the front door would remain as is. Ms. Cardarelli believed the brick would be more appropriate for the style of the home than the stone proposed. She added that the mortar may need to be replaced to prevent further deterioration. Mr. Schumann did not oppose the proposed colors. Ms. Clay proposed painting the brick a deep gray color. Mr. Kearney believed that any improvement would be better than the current condition of the home. Ms. Cardarelli pointed out that the porch is the focal point of the home and would have been important when the home was built. Mr. Schumann did not think the brick was a high quality