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doors selected matched the profile of the existing doors. The second part of the application involved vinyl- siding the rear of the house; this was approved providing the contractor selected consulted a commission member to devise - - -- - -- -- -- - -- - - -- -ways_ to_ preserve -a- uniform -depth-ratio in the siding. Contractor must also leave window surrounds uncovered. The ensuing discussion concerned the facts that the rear doors and siding are indeed badly rotted and in need of replacement. 2) 1341 East Wayne Street. Mr. Pastor read the proposal and distributed drawings. Commission members, after some discussion, decided that the drawings were unclear. Mr. Eide urged postponing the decision. Mr. Oxian suggested establishing a committee to work with the owner toward clearer drawings and better plans. Mr. Newburn moved to approve: Mr. Herendeen seconded the motion. Motion approved. Mr. Oxian asked Mr. Eide, Mr. Herendeen, and Mrs. Sporleder to be on the committee, and asked Mr. Pastor to arrange a meeting with the owner. 3) 1712 East Wayne Street - LHD. Mr. Pastor reported that the owner wishes to replace casement leaves with operable leaves to resemble the original. The corresponding transom lights will be replaced with similar lights. All will be of double -pane argon core. This will constitute in -kind replacement, with the addition of energy- saving features. The second part of the application was to replace the sash - leaves in three 6/1 double hung sashes in the sunporch with double -pane argon core. "Ugly" aluminum storms and rotted windowsills will also be replaced. Mrs. Choitz moved to approve the C of A: Mr. Newburn seconded: motion approved. 4) 61191 US 31 South. Mr. Oxian described this property as a white Italianate house south of South Bend. This application concerns only landscaping and involves the removal of a