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.? B. National Trust for Historic Preservation C. Preservation Mazch/Apri12005 D. Cleveland Restoration Society Membership renewal notice Mr. Lang indicated that the fee for renewal would be $75.00 for a nonprofit community organization. B. Lord moved to renew Landmarks Cleveland Restoration Society membership for the 2005 calendar year. P. Bazker seconded the motion which was unanimously approved. E. National Alliance of Preservation Commissions letter F. Frostville Gazette news letters G. Take Action Now preservation funding e-mail H. IVlemo from Chaixman regarding waiving permit fees for Barton Church VIa COMMITTEE REPOR'TS: Mr. Lang announced that work to move the Barton Road Church would be starting on Saturday, April 16, 2005. The Historieal Society was interested in the Commission putting the word out that they were looking for volunteers. Mr. Schumann passed out pictures of styles similar to Frostville and reviewed where the church would be placed. He indicated that they hope to acquire 4 more buildings for the site. He reviewed a photo depicting what the church would look like once restored. gie indicated that the church was built in a style similar to the Unitarian and reviewed the work which was scheduled to be done on the restoration of the church. The Historical Society believes that the original Church was constructed in the 1840's some time. Mr. Barkes indicated that Mr. Gareau Jr. started legislation to wave the City fees for the church. He believes that the total fees equaled $2,800.00 and the legislation should be before Council shortly. He believes that if there are City fees they would be very minimal. Mr. Lang reported that all documents were secured for the CLG application and the committee just needed to meet and put the packet together. VII. OLD BUSINESS: Mr. Lang informed the commission that he received a minor change letter from the building department for Mr. Jason T'imms of 25527 Butternut Ridge Road for the installation of an addition to an existing deck which would be approximately 16' x 20'. He reminded the commissioners that Mr. Timms had gone before Landmarks on two prior occasions once for a pole barn and once for the existing deck. Mr. Conway's letter indicates that if he does not hear from landmarks within ten days he will approve the request under the minor change format. The Commission briefly discussed, passed requests and the position of the proposed deck addition. P. Barker moved to approve the construction of a 16' x 20' deck as shown in Mr. Timms documents under the minor change format. B. Lord seconded the motion which was unanimously approved. 2