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F has relocated out of state. Mrs. Davis also mentioned 26050 Butternut Ridge. It is currently a rental, the family who owns the home now lives in Florida. The lot has not been maintained. Mrs. Lord said that she would give the inspector relevant historical information. She would like the homes in question to maintain at least a minimal level of preservation. Mr. Schumann articulated the importance of maintaining minimal standards before the structure disintegrates. Mrs. Lord requested Shannon speak with the inspector with regard to these concerns. V. COIVIMiTleTICATIO1oTS: Mr. Schock urged everyone to attend the Cleveland Restoration Society event for preservation in downtown Cleveland. It will take place between 5-8 pm, July 20, 2006. Mrs. Lord reviewed all the additional communications from memberships and magazines. Mr. Schumann mentioned that the Civil War reenactment will take place on July 15th and 16tn from 10 am-5 pm. The Olmsted Historical Society will be having NEOTA at Frostville to tour the homes which will include people to speak on North Olmsted history, Frostville, and the Barton Road Church. Mr. Schumann said that the Historical Society is trying to improve the touring on Sundays. Frostville Suinmer days brought in many people, many children participated in activities. Mr. Lang will be presented with a proclamation by the City in August. Landmarks will be contributing $5.00 each towards a gift certificate to Macaroni Grill. Mrs. Lord has spoken with Mr. Lang regarding the proclamation. VI. COM1ViITTEE REPORTS: Archival Committee: Mrs. Thogmartin was not able to meet with Mr. Dubowski. Mrs. Lord suggested the boxes in front of the archives should be moved for accessibility. Plaque Committee: Mr. Rerko is not in attendance to discuss the plaquing. Mr. Schock inquired as to how many homes are plaqued on Butternut Ridge Road. Education Committee: One SITES student for next year has been assigned who is interested in working on the church project. Mrs. VanAuken's project is still in the works. Mr. Schtunann picked up the slides from her and Dr. Sebring is putting together 400 slides on the disk. All of the slides are marked with their specific information.. Mrs. VanAuken would like to continue giving the presentation on North Olmsted in the community. Mr. Schumann suggested presenting the slides at one of the meetings of the Historical Society or Landmarks. VII. ADJOURNIVIENT: Mrs. Thogmartin motioned to adjourn the meeting, second by Mr. Dubowski. Meeting adourned at 9:00 pm. %`f??0 6 - k,/?Pro Betty Lord, Chair Shannon English, Secretary