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? T. Schock moved to grant Jim Mazurkiewicz of 27304 Butternut Ridge his request for a 'Certificate of Appropriateness for a new 18'x 20' wood frame garage with a wood grain type gray vinyl siding. The garage windows will include six pane plastic panel inserts to replicate the appearance of old pane windows. The garage door will be a vinyl panel type door and will be white with a wood grain appearance and the number of windows will be determined by the number of panels. The roof shingles will be black to match the existing homes roof in style type and color. P. Schumann seconded the motion which was unanimously approved. Garv Stvles : 25655 Butternut Ridge: Request for Certificate of Appropriateness for vinyl siding the garage and house. Concrete work on steps, and replacing aluminum windows with vinyl windows. Mr. Schock reviewed that the request and asked the applicant to come forward, as the applicant was not present the commission was advised to table the request. P. Schumann moved to table Gary Styles of 25655 Butternut Ridge. T. Dubowski seconded the motion which was unanimously approved. III. OLD BUSINESS: Tim Ulewicz 26775 Butternut Ridge: Mr. Ulewicz would like to receive the Commission's approval for a change in material for the exterior of his home. He received a certificate of appropriateness and building permit last year. His case number 49388. Mr. Ulewicz proposed a change in materials for the type of siding used on his addition which was previously approved. He presented his plan to use a random square staggered edge siding in an oyster shell color. A brief discussion as to what would be seen from the street took place, as well as the materials and placement of the new materials chosen. Mr. Ulewicz preferred the random square staggered edge as it was seamless and natural to the historical period of his home. He was unable to find a match for the present sandstone on his home. Mr. Schumann questioned, if the applicant spoke to the KIA owner to acquire the sandstone from the building that was to be demolished. Mr. Ulewicz suggested that he would be receiving some sandstone from the KIA owner but it would be used for capping along the front top section but that sandstone does not match his existing sandstone. T. Schock moved to grant Tim Ulewicz of 26775 Butternut Ridge a Certificate of Appropriateness for the proposed material changes from asmooth lap-siding to a randoan square staggered edge style siding to be used along the front of the home as well as the east and south sides of the addition. P. Schumann seconded the motion which was unanimously approved. V. COll7MUNICATIONS: Homecoming: Mr. Schumann talked about his display for the Landmarks Commission, including two tri-folds involving the Olmsted Historical Society, one about the Barton Road church move, on about Frostville museum. Mrs. Lord will be assembling a tri-fold for the Landmarks Commission specifically. 2