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,,41- <br /> <br />Schumann then commented that this is an 1860-1900's Victorian, they would have been <br />brighter colors but this is a farmhouse which would have more earth tones. <br />Mr. Lang motioned that a certificate of appropriateness be issued to install foundation drip <br />and drip ledge near second floor, remove aluminum siding and replace rear wood <br />imperfections in siding and moldings to complete dental mold, paint colors to be selected <br />from preservation collection from Sherwin Williams. NIr. Barker moved that this motion be <br />approved. Mr. Srneraldi seconded the motion and was unanimously approved. <br />Dee Polar & Edna Sund: 25903 Butternut Ridge Rd. <br />Mr. Lang called forward Dee Polar and Edna Sund whom propose to build a deck. Dee Polar <br />introduced her contractor ponald Braseau. Mr. Lang commented that he would like Mr. <br />Braseau to describe the deck to the board. Mr. Braseau commented that it is pretty close to <br />the ground, only 8 inches above the ground. It only has a railing on a short section of it most <br />of it has a step to the yard in the back. Mr. Braseau added that it has a small bench on it. Ms. <br />Polar corrunented that her neighbor has a split rail fence, and at one point she had shrubs that <br />were overgrown and she took them down because they were not aesthetically pleasing to her <br />anymore. Mrs. VanAuken questioned if the deck would be visible from the street. Mr. <br />Barker questioned the location of the home. Ms. Polar replied that it is four houses east of <br />Canterbury. Mrs. VanAuken questioned how old the house is. Ms. Pblar replied it was built <br />in the 50's. Mr. Barker questioned if they were going to leave it natural, stain it, or paint it. <br />Ms. Polar replied that she would stain it to bring out more of the wood color. Mrs. <br />VanAuken questioned where the access to the deck is. Ms. Polar replied from the garage. <br />Mr. Lang motioned to issue a certificate of appropriateness to install a raised platform deck <br />to rear of house including a railing as shown. Mr. Corell moved the motion. Mr. Smeraldi <br />seconded the inotion. The board unanimously approved Dee Polar and Edna Sund. <br />Agnes Ellis: 25197 Butternut Ridae Rd <br />Mr. Lang called Agnes Ellis forward to review her proposal. No one came forward. Mr. <br />Barker commented that he drove by her house that evening and he looked at the roof and it <br />looks good. It is a red brick house with a gray roof and it looked like it was in good shape. <br />Mr. Lang coinmented that the building perinit calls for installing a roof as specified, work <br />done by M.R. Plank construction and replace siding and roofing. <br />Mr. Barker moved to table Agnes Ellis of 25197 Butternut Ridge Rd. due to her absence. <br />Ms. Lord seconded and was unanimously approved. <br />John Webb: 27010 Butternut Ridge Rd. <br />Mr. Lang called the Webb's forward to review their proposal of an out building. Mrs. Webb <br />pointed out to the board members the building that they are taking out. The building that <br />they are demolishing is currently a chicken coupe. Mrs. Lord questioned what they were <br />putting in its place. Mrs. Webb replied that they will be building a shed because the garage is <br />not big enough to hold all of the pool equipment. Mrs. Webb then commented that the new <br />shed will be a pole building. She has spoken with the building department and they did not <br />have a problem with the pole construction. 1VIr. Barker commented that he feels the Webb's <br />should not even be at this boai-d.