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South Bend HPC
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713 West LaSalle Avenue
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5 <br />I hope you can see that throughout the dialogue that has taken place for nearly a year, that I am working <br />in your best interest on all accounts – I am advocating for the lead grant but also advocating to protect <br />your investment by preserving the historic integrity that has value and longevity. <br /> <br />Until you have the work done, continue to damp‐wipe window components and surfaces in your house <br />and follow any other protocols you have been advised of. I’d be happy to talk more about this with you <br />when we meet. <br /> <br />Elicia <br /> <br />From: Doni <doni5@hotmail.com> <br />Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2020 9:03 PM <br />To: Elicia Feasel <efeasel@southbendin.gov> <br />Subject: Re: 713 W. LaSalle Ae. South Bend <br /> <br />Hi Elicia, <br /> <br />Yes I’d like to schedule someone to do a site visit who can evaluate the windows’ condition. We had an <br />appraisal done in 2016 before buying which outlines some of the window damage, but I’m not sure <br />there is a photo for each one. I understand the hesitation of changing from wood to plastic, would the <br />commission approve replacing all the current leaded windows with new wood windows? What are other <br />options for historic homes to be made safe from the lead dust created by opening/closing windows? <br />Many of our interior window sills are very low and our toddler grabs them often when looking outside. <br /> <br />Thank you for keeping me in the loop with what to expect. <br /> <br />Doni Funkhouser <br /> <br />On Feb 25, 2020, at 5:08 PM, Elicia Feasel <efeasel@southbendin.gov> wrote: <br /> <br />Doni – <br /> <br />With your project, as I’ve mentioned to Justin, the porch and masonry are eligible for <br />Administrative Approval, windows will be reviewed by the Commission. To prepare you <br />for the Commission meeting, you can expect the Commission to ask about the condition <br />of the existing original windows. The condition is typically either conveyed 1/ through <br />photographs provided by applicant, 2/ by Staff assessment, or 3/ by an assessment from <br />a repair professional – none of which have been completed with this application. Please <br />let me know by March 2 if you are interested in scheduling a site visit and we would <br />gladly meet you. I would like to convey to you that staff does have concerns for <br />changing the operating mechanisms of the windows from the rope/pulley system that <br />can be perpetually repaired to a plastic product that cannot be repaired when broken, <br />that requires alterations to the windows. I am awaiting further information on the <br />jambliners from Justin and will make a staff recommendation to the Commission <br />accordingly once that information is conveyed. <br /> <br />I am glad to be working with you and Justin on this project and want to help see you <br />through the Certificate of Appropriateness process. Please let me know if you have <br />questions. <br />
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