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SED30 (see attached spec:), which feat. -ores a conventional <br />simulated wood panel detail., be chosen over the owner'.; proposal <br />of model #CS7007, SED49, which features simulated crisscross <br />st. ickwork. <br />7. The gabled outbuilding, used and bui1L as a storage shed, <br />appears to have been constructed in the 1940's on the foundation <br />of an earlier structure. The structure, in fair condition, <br />consists of vertical wood board siding, asphalt shingled gable <br />roof- with exposed rafters, contemporary or bearded over windows, <br />and a foundation of hand hewn wood timber. The staff would <br />encourage restoraLion and reuse (the building would probably need <br />to be resided) over demolition; the structure is the least <br />valuable of the historic elements, yet still contributes to the <br />context of the farmstead. Should demolition be allowed, the <br />staff recommends that the owner document Lhe structure as per <br />standard D sited above. <br />8.-The'machine.shed is sided with contemporary corrugated metal <br />in fair- condition.' Its structural system, a heavy timber framing <br />system, appears older than its exterior appearance indicates. <br />Replacement with new metal siding is appropriate. <br />J. PasLor <br />HPC Staff <br />