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323 JOHN OXIAN: Yes, with the note that I follow up on everything, especially the 324 possibility for a utility road to get to the sites. 325 326 GERALD UJDAK: Will these end up with six-foot tall motors and concrete blocks, 327 like existing wells? 328 329 JOHN OXIAN: The application does not stipulate what will go on top of the wells. 330 I would suggest that the Commission table this application to allow me time to get more 331 answers at tomorrows Water Works Board meeting. 332 333 JOANN SPORLEDER: I move to table application 2000-0823 until October 16, 334 2000 to allow the applicant time to submit more information about destruction of 335 landscaping, replacement of landscaping, and intent to convert to permanent wells. 336 337 JERRY WEINER: I second the motion. 338 339 After due consideration, the following action was taken: 340 341 Upon a motion by Joann Sporleder, being seconded by Joann Sporleder and 342 carried unanimously, application 2000-0823 was tabled until October 16, 2000. 343 344 The Commission received the needed information on September 25, 2000 from Water 345 Works with a request that the Commission act as quickly as possible to allow the project 346 to start. A majority of the Commission members present at the September 18, 2000 347 meeting took a phone vote regarding application 2000-0823 on September 26, 2000. The 348 out come was as follows: Catherine Hostetler moved to approve the application 2000- 349 0823 with the stipulation that they only install test wells, that the ground around trees be 350 protected to the drip line, that all landscaping be returned to original state (pre -drilling) 351 and that no permanent wells can be installed with out first obtaining approval from the 352 Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend & St. Joseph County. The motion was 353 seconded by Gerald Ujdak with Joann Sporleder and Martha Choitz voting in favor of the 354 motion. 355 356 357 E. 2000-0824 — 521 S. St. Joseph, siding. 358 359 Mrs. Saunders presented the staff report and circulated photographs. 360 361 MARIA KACZMARICK: The Dismas House is a non-profit agency that simply does 362 not have the funds to paint the house every five years. The house was professionally 363 painted a few years ago and it is already pealing. I am also having problems finding 364 contractors who will deal with an historic building. 365 366 JOHN OXIAN: This application should be placed into the Standards and 367 Maintenance Committee to allow committee members to go inspect the house and make a 368 recommendation for denial or approval of the application. 8