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The first-time effort seemed successful in engaging the community since Homecoming was <br />canceled, as shown in the summary document. One lesson from the project was to make sure to <br />get permission to use photos of people who are still alive. Mr. Limpert suggested posting photos <br />and having the community try to figure out where it was taken for a future series. <br />Records <br />George Corell is interested in donating videos of Homecoming parades and All Scouts Day. The <br />Commission would like to get more information about the videos before making a decision. If <br />the videos are on 8mm film, they would need to be transferred to a different media type in order <br />to be used. Ms. Rambo -Ackerman will work on getting more specifics about the videos. <br />Sign Code <br />Mr. Schumann said that the First Universalist Church of North Olmsted went before City <br />Council to discuss the proposed sign code update. It looks like the majority of City Council is in <br />favor of allowing electronic signage at landmarked properties. Ms. Lieber added that City <br />Council's change would permit electronic signage on individual landmarked properties but not in <br />a historic district. Mr. Morse thought a landmarked property should be allowed to have a sign <br />that incorporates a different technology than what would have been available at the time the <br />building was constructed. Mr. Limpert thought signs are separate from the historic building and <br />signage that is easy to maintain by businesses and nonprofits should be permitted. <br />ADJOURNMENT <br />With no further business, the meeting adjourned at 7:31 pm. <br />David Nevillef Chair Nicole Rambo -Ackerman, Administrative <br />Assistant <br />Date: al Vl ZOz( <br />