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<br /> <br />hide the fence. The motion was seconded by K. O'Rourke and unanimously <br />approved. <br />Mr. Lang indicated that while talking to the Wolf s contraetor he found out <br />that the Wolf s would also be replacing the wood siding with vinyl siding. He <br />spoke to Mr. Wolf who indicated that they would like to replace the wood <br />siding. Mr. Wolf showed the board members a sample of the vinyl siding and <br />window shingles that they would like to use. He indicated that the wood <br />siding was very had to maintain. Mrs. Lord suggested that she was not trying <br />to threaten the Wolf's, but wanted to remind them that the plaque would be <br />removed if the owners did not try to maintain the historical appearance of the <br />home. Mr. Miller questioned if Mr. Wolf knew the original color of the home <br />and what the width of the original siding was. Mr. Wolf commented that he <br />was not sure of the original color or siding width. Mrs: Lord suggested that <br />the Wolf s try to find pictures from past owners and to try to keep the house <br />looking historical as possible. Mrs. VanAuken suggested looking at other <br />homes in the area to get an idea for colors. Mr. Lang believed that siding of <br />that day would not be more than 4 inches wide. Mrs. O'Rourke questioned if <br />it was the intent of the Wolf's to restore the house to the original Iook. Mrs. <br />Wolf indicated that they would like to try to restore it as best they could. Mr. <br />Wolf questioned how long it would take to get approval for siding. Mr. Lang <br />suggested that ordinance 99-40 indicated that once the request is received by <br />Landmarks the board would have 10 days to call a meeting and then once the <br />meeting is completed they would either have the approval or not. The board <br />members suggested that the Wolfls try to find out the colors that were used on <br />houses the year the home was built and to try to keep the house original <br />looking as possible. Mr. Wolf questioned if he would have to go to any other <br />boards to do. the siding and suggested that they would like to have the siding <br />done by June as well. <br />Mr. Lang indicated that the board would need to have a vice-chairman to run <br />the meetings in his absent. <br />P. Barker motioned to make Mrs. Lord the vice-chairman. The motion was <br />seconded by Mr. Corell and unanimously approved. <br />VI. OLD BUSINESS: <br />1. Sub-Corrunittee appointments. <br />Mr. Lang indicated that he would like to establish 3 sub-committees the first <br />being 'by-laws, second a plaque committee and third a goals committee. Mr. <br />Corell questioned if Mr. Lang was going to do the appointments without all <br />the members present. Mr. Lang answered "yes", as it needs to be done. Mr. <br />Lang indicated that he wanted Mr. Smeraldi, Mrs. O'Rourke and Mr. Barker