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• Mrs. Saunders presented the Staff Report and Mr. Duvall distributed photographs. Ile noted that the owners, Mr. & Mrs. Riley, were present., Mr. Oxian questioned what the current gutters were made of. Mr. Riley stated that it was made of galvanized sheet metal in a half round configuration. He further stated that they propose to replace it with an aluminum material that has a box shape to it. ,There was some more discussion over the.shape of the existing gutters and downspouts and the proposed new design. Mr. Talley asked Mr. Duvall what style would have been original to the house, since both styles are .currently on the house.. Mr. Duvall stated ,that the half round design would have been the original style and that the new style that has been proposed is stylistically acceptable. Mrs. Choitz moved to approve the application as recommended by staff. Mrs. Sporleder seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. 5) 1997-1001, 315 West North Shore Drive - Enclose the porch located next to the driveway by installing casement windows in the already existing masonry openings. Mrs. Saunders presented the Staff Report and Mr. Duvall distributed photographs. He noted that the owners architect, Mr. Lynch, was present and that he had an amended drawing that has five windows as compared to the original drawing that was submitted which has four. Mr. Lynch stated that the owners wanted the Commission to consider both options presented so that they could have a choice as to which design could be installed, being that they are not sure which design they like the best. He further explained that the house has window designs which match the four pattern design and areas that • match the five pattern design, thus, both designs, follow the architectural character of the house. Mr. Oxian questioned if the window frames would be made of wood. Mr. Lynch said that they would be made out of wood and that they were the Pella Architectural series windows. Mr. Oxian asked if -the door was also made of wood. Mr. Lynch stated that the door facing the front is the door that already exists leading from the house out onto the porch and that it too was made of wood. The door facing the back yard would be a replication of the other. Mr. Talley' asked if the windows and doors were combination storm and screen. Mr. Lynch stated that they were true divided light with thermal panes, and that the only operable windows would be in the center and that they would have detachable screens. Mrs. Sporleder asked if the windows would be custom made to fit the shape of- the masonry openings. Mr. Lynch responded that they would. Mrs. Sporleder further asked if the muntins were on the 'exterior or interior, of the window. Mr. Lynch again reiterated that they were true divided light windows. There was some discussion to clarify the design. Mrs. Hostetler moved to approve the application as altered at the meeting, to include either a four window design and/or a five window design to be decided by the owners. Mr. Borkowski seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. 1997-1006 and 1997-1006-2 - 1333 East Wayne Street South - Construct a 12`X16' addition over the family room on the rear of the house. The applicant also proposes to reroof the house with arch shingles, replace existing cedar siding with narrower cedar shacks, place a copper roof over the bay window and the front porch, install copper gutters and downspouts. and add a row of dentilation under the eaves in the front and the back of the house. In . addition to these alterations the applicant wants to remove existing steel casement windows and replace them with double, hung windows that would have a nine grid light pattern. Mrs. Saunders presented the Staff Report and Mr. Duvall distributed photographs and drawings. He noted that the owner, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, were present. Mr. Oxian reiterated that the staff was recommending the addition