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to store the material in the house anyway in order to begin quickly. Commissioner Sporleder voiced that she preferred the work begun as soon as possible especially the roof work, even if it, meant storing material in the house until permission is given to get a trailer on the site. President Oxian recommended Staff and Dr. Klopfer keep in close contact. Dr. Klopfer agreed and noted he needed clarification on some of the details of the Scope of Work. f President Oxian inquired of Legal Counsel DeRose if anything else needed to be discussed in regard to the matter of 1244 Lincolnway East. She replied negatively, other than the approval of the Certificate of Appropriateness. Commissioner Sporleder pointed out once the C of A was approved, the work was to be finished in 90 days. Mr. Duvall clarified the 90 days had come from Code Enforcement as a grace period after the approval of the C of A that they would allow before coming back to the Commission for the hearing of the demolition. He added if there was significant progress, the 90 days would not apply. President Oxian stated C of A's were granted for one year.,Mr. Duvall commented he believed Code Enforcement had primacy in the setting of a time limit because they filed for the demolition before the file for the restoration was made. Legal Counsel DeRose agreed. Dr. Klopfer assented that Kathy Dempsey of Code Enforcement had stated if significant progress had been made in the first 90 days, Code Enforcement would back off and let the work be completed. President Oxian asked for a motion. Commissioner Sporleder inquired if a motion was made, would the work begin right away or if the work would be contingent on a storage structure being placed .on the site. President Oxian clarified the work would begin immediately. Stan Molenda commented the building is zoned "B" residential and the structure needed to be secured. He added the structure had been open earlier in the day. Mr. Molenda also stated the City would be checking on progress every 30 days and after 90 days, they would expect to see something very substantial going on. He continued that if something went horribly wrong, he hoped Dr. Klopfer would keep communicating with the City on what was happening or was not happening. Commissioner Eide moved the Certificate of ADDropriateness for 1244 Lincolnwav East be approved. Commissioner Sporleder seconded the motion. The vote was unanimously. Commissioner Sporleder asked for an update on the Darden bridge. Mr. Duvall noted he really wasn't prepared to give detailed information, but last he knew, it was in the pipeline and was progressing. Commissioner Sporleder asked if that could be followed tip and find out who is doing what. VI. New Business A. Staff request to distribute Local Landmark plaques from the term of Mayor Nemeth Mr. Duvall stated the Commission Staff have found six plaques that have the name of Mayor Nemeth on the plaque. The staff was seeking permission to give the plaques away to property owners of Local Landmarks designated during Nemeth's term. President Oxian replied he was against it. He felt if some people had to buy the plaques, every one should be required to follow the Policy. Commissioner Sporleder suggested a letter be sent to those property owners notifying them of the plaques availability at the usual rate, and if there is no response, melt them down and do something else with them. President Oxian noted there were plaques without the Mayor's name on them, and no effort had been made to get rid of them. He added there was a list of people who had bought plaques and who had not. Commissioner Choitz suggested a reduced rate be offered. President Oxian noted letters had not been send to notify people these plaques were for sale in recent years. Dr. Klopfer noted