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t?' y the home of North Olmsted's first resident and built in 1831. P. Schumann seconded the motion, roll call on the motion; P. Barker "abstained" J. Lang, B. Lord, M. Davis, P. Schumann and T. Schock "yes". Motion Carried Mr. Schumann suggested tha.t at last months meeting the commission discussed CD's for copying the data base of lustorical homes but did not motion for the clerk of purchase the disc. The commission discussed making copies of the historical data base as well as the historic church being moved for Commissioners, arcluve files, Council members, the Historical Society, City Library and City Planner. The commission requested a packet of at least 50 be purchased. P. Schumann motioned to have the clerk purchase recordable CD's so copies of the historicat data base could be made. P. Barker seconded the motion vvhich was unanimously approyed. V. COMMUrTICATIONS: • Cleveland Restora.tion Society annual memberslup meeting: B. Lord moved to pay $35.00 per ticket for two Landmark members to attend the Cleveland Restoration Society Annual Membership meeting and paid for out of the comffiissions' budgek P. Barker seconded the motion which was unanimously approved. • Commission to discuss possible recommendations for Mayor's appointment to current vacancy. Mr. Bazker spoke with Mayor O'Grady regazding possibly appointing Mr. Kepperley a retired high school teacher and Mr. Kepperley was asked to submit a resume. Ms. Thogmartin was also recommended as a member and reminded to submit her resuYne to the Mayor as well. Ms. Cadwallader with the Olmsted Historical Society read aloud a letter thanking the Landmazks Comanission for their assistance in helping the Olmsted Historical Society bring about their goal of moving the Barton Road Church to the Frostville Museum. The church was finally moved on June 28, 2005, after 18 months of hard wark and fundraising for public support. She advised that on going fundraisers woiald continue to help complete the project over the neXt couple of years. Their intent is to use the church not only as a historical building but for historical presentations, meetings, and weddings. 1VIr. Lang thanked Ms. Cadwallader and voiced that the Commission looked forward to working with fhe Historical Society in the future. Mr. Bazker commented that he was very pleased to see that the commission and historical society were building an avenue of communica.tion as well as a working relationship. Ms. Cadwallader on $ehalf of the Olinsted Historical Society asked if Landmazks would be willing to donate any records the commission may have pertaining to the Barton Road Church. Any information gathered could help the society in applying for federa.l grants to restore the church. Mr. Lang suggested that the documents the commission possessed pertaining to the church were of a late vintage not early records. The documents they posses were given to the Landmazks Commission when the Barton Road Chuach congregation was absorbed into the Clague Road church. Ms. Cadwallader voiced that the church is now in 2