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historic preservation commission <br />of south bend and st. joseph county <br />ROOM 1123 COUNTY CITY BUILDING <br />south bend, Indiana 46601 (219) 235-9798 <br />To <br />Motion for Certificate of Appropriateness for 1081 Riverside Drive Vef)D40K � <br />f.A' V1 J+C-$ <br />"I am making a motion here that if that flange is cut down so that if it's <br />36" wide it should be no wider than 25" at the sidewalk and taper back to <br />wherever you want it to go along where that... I don't know how far back that <br />went, I've forgotten what he read... Where that 8" offset is ... that that come <br />to a point back there and be only that wide. And then if it's filled in with <br />brick, that's what I assume is still in somebody's mind about the finish ... It <br />could be cobble stones, it could be almost anything, but its got to be light <br />colored and its got to be something that hassomerelationship to that <br />concrete strip in color so that it isn't a little funny looking red strip over <br />there by itself. But I will only make the motion for that if that is cut down <br />to this reasonable size that I just stated and you can get it off of there , <br />(the tape recording) and that furthermore not a thing is to be touched in that <br />shrubbery or trees... any of that at this time, as far as the Commission is <br />concerned, we are protecting those trees and shrubs and we intend to continue <br />to. I believe that my motion doesn't necessarily have it as part of this, but <br />I believe that you've got to pay for a thorough survey with those stakes every <br />few inches and find out where you lot line is. That seems to me to be a <br />reasonable suggestion, that's all that is, a parenthetical suggestion... To <br />actually not be�standing out there trying to decide that because it can't be <br />decided like that, there is no such thing. And so actually be serious about a <br />survey. What you've had so far is not a survey. That is not what's going on <br />here at all. So have yourself a survey so that it is a legal line and know <br />what you are talking about before you ever come in here to talk to us about <br />any of that, either one of you for that matter, you know, about taking them <br />out or moving them or anything else. Let them alone. Maybe they'll grow high <br />enough, who knows. But keep that strip small and insignificant and as much <br />like the concrete that you didn't pour at the beginning and no wider in flare <br />than I talked about ... about 18 to 20 inches at the sidewalk ... 25 inches that's <br />right I'm sorry, 25 inches." Commissioner Bullene asked how Commissioner <br />Choitz got those dimensions. She replied, "Well, at the back, it's eight <br />inches that I want in, and I want eight inches at the front. I just simply <br />want the thing trimmed down eight inches or there about. Certainly I'd be <br />laying out a hose or something to make sure I liked what I saw, but it can't <br />be any wider than that at either end ... toward their property line ... that it <br />has to be within something that would give it a little symmetry toward the <br />other side of the pad there." Commissioner Bullene inquired of Mr. Talley how <br />that dimension related to the actual curb cut. Mr. Talley replied it would be <br />on the side of 1077. It would make the driveway not as wide as the curb cut, <br />by eight,inches. Commissioner Bullene stated that seemed reasonable. <br />