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? g e <br />CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED <br />LANDMARKS COlVIMISSION <br />OLD TOWN HALL <br />MONDAY, APIaIL 10, 2006 <br />MINUTES <br />1. ROLL CALL: <br />Chairwoman B. Lord called the meeting to order at 7:05 pm. <br />PRESENT: Members: B. Lord, L. Orlowski., T. Schock, T. Dubowski, D. Rerko, P. Schumann, <br />L. Thogmartin, M. Davis <br />NOT PRESENT: J. Lasko <br />II. REVIEW AND CORRECTION OF MINUTES: <br />Minutes were read and approved for March 16, 2006 with corrections. <br />III. RECEPTION OF VISITORS: <br />Planning Director Kim Wenger, Secretary Shannon English <br />Ms. Wenger discussed the status of the Stearns home demolition and carriage house relocation <br />related to the construction of Fire Station #2. She encouraged the Commission to contact her <br />with any questions related to City proj ects. <br />Ms. Wenger reviewed the status of the CLG application. She said additional information was <br />needed for the application, specifically regarding the City's historic preservation plan. As the <br />City does not have a formal plan, she presented a forum involving a series of questions for <br />developing a Historic Preservation Plan. The questions included: What do we want? What do <br />we have? How do we get what we want? <br />Ms. English wrote the Landmarks Commission's suggestions and statements on a large white <br />pad which was mounted on an easel. Several topics were discussed including community <br />involvement, acquiring more funds for projects, archives and expanding the commission's <br />technology. <br />All of the infonnation written on the white pad will be assembled into a document to be <br />referenced by Landmarks for future planning and establish a Historical Preservation Plan. (see <br />attached suminary) <br />IV. NEW BUSINESS: <br />Mrs. Lord addressed the request from Dave Conway for a minor change to a home located at <br />26723 Butternut Ridge Road, owned by the Soltis'. The Commission needs two other people to <br />investigate the property in regards to a patio change. Three members need to agree on the <br />proposal. The home has already received a certificate of appropriateness for a fence in 2002. <br />Mrs. Lord explained the Commission's process for receiving a certificate of appropriateness for a <br />minor change. Mr. O'Malley worked with the Commission to outline requirements for making <br />minor changes to property. The file of the home in question was distributed at meeting for
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