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inform Mr. Dubelko of this fact so he is aware of it. She added that each time she has called to <br />inqizire about the project, it seems to be "on hold." She requested that Mr. Dubelko notify the Board <br />if hi-I hears of any progress. Mr. Barker brought up that the Mayor's library meeting is on the agenda. <br />Mr. Barker attended the meeting but indicated he really does not have an update on the meeting. <br />The:re was a meeting and people were told that everything is on schedule. There will be an open <br />mef;ting with the architect for comments from Landmarks and any other interested parties. Mr. <br />Barker said they are really just waiting for an announcement of this meeting. Mr. Barker asked Mr. <br />Dubelko to mention Landmarks if he hears any news of this meeting. Mr. Barker added that the <br />Coinmission has beeri reminded that it is green space that is in the historic district and not the Iibrary <br />itself. He said the Board still feels it shoulcl have_ some input on some of the architectural design of <br />the building. Mrs. Lord said in one of the renderings of the library, they came to Landmarks and Mrs. <br />VaiiAuken provided a lot of pictures of things that could have some impression on the building. She <br />said the Board was involved about 2 years ago but it has not been recently because things are in a <br />hol(iing pattern. Mr. Lang mentioned that when the library was introduced to the public, prior to the <br />bon.d issue, he attended a meeting that summer, and at that time the architectural drawings were first <br />preSented. The style had a Georgetown look. He expressed dissatisfaction with the style because it <br />was not in keeping with the district. It -didn't fit in with the historical time frame. He thinks it might <br />be beneficial for the Landmarks Commission to gain the ear of the architect prior to the open forum <br />meE;ting because they always seem to come in at a time when any objections they have are too late. <br />Mr:;. Lord indicated that attempt was made on several occasions this winter. She was told by the <br />Mayor's office that it is not time yet. Mrs. Lord indicated she will make another call and try to reach <br />the Mayor. 5he thanked Mr. Dubelko for his contribution to the meeting. Mrs. VanAuken inquired <br />as to whether a representative from the architectural firm could come to the open meeting also. <br />? Springvale <br />Mr;;. Lord mentioned the Board had visited Springvale last fall. She added that Mrs. Davis spoke <br />witJz the previous owners. The Board was given some items that are in the office. They seemed glad <br />to liave the Board's interest. At the time, the Board considered the idea of officially land-marking <br />Springvale; both the golf course and the dance hall. Mrs. Lord commented that nothing was officially <br />don.e. They have not done a landmark in approximately 20 years. She remarked that the only 3 <br />lancimarks in the city are Old Town Hall, the Universalist Church, and the Barton Rd. church. She <br />indicated that the sign is down at the Barton Rd. church. Mrs. Lord said Springvale.was put back as <br />nevi business because they have really not had a discussion; they just made the visit. Mrs. Lord <br />suggested making plans for what they, as a Board, would like to do and then determine the necessary <br />steps. Mr. Lang inquired as to whether it is the oldest ballroom in Ohio. Mrs. Davis indicated it is <br />the oldest ballroom with a wooden floor. Mr. Lang asked if they are eligible to request some signs <br />witll the state bicentennial approaching. He commented it might be a good opportunity to have them <br />pay for the sign. Mrs. VanAuken pointed out that in order to get one of the signs, they would have to <br />raise $5,000. Mrs. Lord commented that the city bought, through the Commission, all of the historic <br />maiā¢kers in town. The first one cost $500. Mr. Lang suggested that the bicentennial group might still <br />- be able to help. Mrs. Davis mentioned a couple that may have some funds to contribute. She added <br />tha1: if the Board had a plan for how to go about doing it, and the reasons for doing it, and what it will <br />lool.c like, she believes the Commission would have their cooperation. Mrs. Lord added it is their <br />family legacy and something the Board should honor. N1r. Barker asked if there would be any effect <br />on the historical significance of the ballroom with the addition being put onto the building and the <br />improvements the city is making. The question was raised as to what would actually be land-marked; <br />just the dance floor, or the whole concept, which makes it rather unique. Mrs. Lord mentioned it is <br />one of the oldest golf courses in the state. She commented that she believes it is a decision only the <br />Landmarks Commission can make. It's a local designation.. 1VIr. Lang inquired about the significance <br />2
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