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2.2000-0104 — 516 N. St. Joseph, windows. <br />Mr. Talley presented the staff report and circulated photographs. He further noted that a <br />representative of the window company was present. The representative stated that <br />normal installation would require that the trim be wrapped creating a maintenance free <br />window. He further noted that all the trim would need to be painted to match the newly <br />wrapped trim. There was some discussion over the fact that existing siding and trim is <br />wood. There was further discussion over where a window leaks air. Mrs. Sporleder <br />asked if the weight wells would be filled in. The representative stated that the weight <br />wells would be insulated with fiberglass insulation. Mrs. Sporleder asked if the window <br />was insulated glass and where the screen would be located. The representative stated that <br />the window was insulated glass and that the screen would be located on the outside. Mrs. <br />Sporleder moved to approve replacement of the two windows with vinyl framed double <br />hung insulated glass windows with the stipulation that the wood trim not be wrapped. <br />Mr. Weiner seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. <br />Mr. Oxian moved to alter the agenda taking 1142 Lincolnway East out of the Standards <br />and Maintenance Committee and making it number three under Certificates of <br />Appropriateness and to move the nomination of officers from the Executive Committee <br />to New Business. Mrs. Hostetler seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. <br />3. 1999-1117 —1142 Lincolnway East, siding. <br />Mr. Talley stated that do to the absence of the Standards and Maintenance Committee <br />Chairman the staff does not have a committee report to present. Mrs. Hostetler reported <br />that the second story window replacement was approved and that the Committee had <br />requested statements illustrating the cost difference between repairing the existing siding <br />and covering it with vinyl. Mrs. Hostetler read the bid by Tool Time Home Improvement <br />for the repair of the siding, which stated that approximately 65% to 75% of the existing <br />siding had some form of rot, which will need to be replaced prior to painting. She further <br />read the list of repairs needed to save the wood siding and that the total cost of repairs <br />would be $13,000.00. Mr. Bernth stated that the cost of repairs were double the estimate <br />for vinyl siding. There was some discussion over how much siding on each fagade <br />needed replacing. Mr. Talley noted that the estimate was very close to that given by the <br />committee. Mrs. Sporleder expressed concern over trapped moister and the need for a <br />scuffer. Mr. Oxian asked if gutters would be installed. Mrs. Sporleder noted that the <br />committee was not recommending gutters. Mr. Oxian asked what would happen to the <br />rotted siding. Mr. Bernth stated that the wet, rotted wood would be cut out. Mr. Oxian <br />asked what caused the deterioration of the wood siding. Mr. Bernths' contractor stated <br />that the deterioration was caused by lack of up keep and insulation causing ice back up in <br />the winter. Mr. Ujdak noted that the owner needed to insulate the attic to prevent ice <br />from backing up in the future. The contractor expressed the need for gutters to catch the <br />ice as it melts. Mrs. Sporleder moved to approve the following: installation of wood <br />textured vinyl siding that matches the width of the existing siding with proper ventilation, <br />installation of heated scuffers and downspouts in the large valleys, retention of the <br />division of stories, ventilation of soffits, all with out siding the fascia boards, shakes, <br />window trim and frames. <br />13 <br />
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