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CI'I'Y OF NO12'I'H OY.,IVIS'TEID "'I'OGE'I'HER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFEI3ENCE" LANDNIARICS CO1VIMISSI0N OLI) 'I'OWle1 HAI,I, MINUTES SEP'TEMBER 10, 2001 7:00 P.M. I. ROLL CALL: Chainnan Lord called the meeting to order at 7:05pm. PRESENT: Chairman B. Lord, D. Lind, P. Barker, M. Davis, K. O'Rourke, and L. VanAuken. ABSENT: A. Smeraldi, G. Corell, and C. Kasler. ALSO PRESENT: Adam Tolowitzki (I.,andmark Site Student) II. REVLEW AND CORRECTION OF MINUT'ES: , The Landmarks Commission minutes of the August 131 2001 meeting have been submitted for approval. M. Davis motioned to accept the Landmarks minutes dated August 13, 2001 as written. The motion was seconded by L. VanAuken and unanimously approved. III. NEW BUSINESS: Henrv Caster• 25701 Butternut Ridge Rd. The proposal consists of siding. Going from wood siding to vinyl siding. L. VanAuken motioned to hear Mr. Caster's proposal. P. Barker seconded the motion and was unanimously approved. Mrs. Lord asked Mr. Caster and his representative to present their proposal again. Paul DiSilvestro, from DiSilvestro Roofing and Home Improvement, introduced himself. He indicated that he would be doing the work on Mr. Caster's house. They did his roof last year, in which they repaired all the sofits on the house (the overhang areas) and rebuilt them with the proper esthetics. There are areas on the house with wood siding which is deteriorating and they will replace it, if need be, before the siding goes on. There was another issue where if the siding was going to come off in the years to come, it still could because it is not going to be where it couldn't be done. There are homes in today's industry that used to be shingle siding on homes to cover up all the lap siding. Then they'd put aluminum siding on over that. There are homes in the Tremont area and also in Ohio City where people to this day are taking all those layers off and going down to the original boarding. This will be no different, he wants to help the esthetics of the home and make it maintenance free for himself. The products are manufactured by Alcoa, which offers a good price and great warranties. Mr. Barker questioned if they were going to use one-inch insulation. Mr. DiSilvestro indicated no; they would be using half inch. They are not changing any of the window structure, those windows will stay the exact way they are now. Mr. Barker questioned if he had read through the minutes of why the board rejected Mr. Biszantz's house. Mr. DiSilvestro replied that he did read the minutes and had a meeting with the Building Commissioner, which went rather well. Mr. Barker indicated that the one inch insulation on 1VIr. Biszantz's house would have changed the whole configuration of the house and that was their