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191 MARY JANE CHASE seconded the motion, and it passed unanimously, except for the 192 abstention of Richard Morrison. 193 194 JOANNE SPORLEDER moved for approval of part three of the application, in -kind 195 replacement of deteriorating stairs and sidewalk. 196 197 MARY JANE CHASE seconded the motion, and it passed unanimously, except the abstention 198 of Richard Morrison. 199 200 JOHN OXIAN moved for approval of part four of the application, to replace the North side 201 door, with the stipulation that the panels on it match the front door. 202 203 JOANNE SPORLEDER seconded the motion, and it carried unanimously, except for the 204 abstention of Richard Morrison. 205 206 RICHARD MORRISON asked and received clarification as to what additional information 207 P.E.P. would be asked to provide the Standards and Maintenance Committee, and whom they 208 should call with questions. 209 210 5. 2001 -0323, 513 River Avenue, side yard fence. 211 212 Karen Hammond -Nash told the Commission that the owner, Kelly Pierce, had telephoned 213 Commission offices that morning, and said she was detained out of town due to family illness, 214 and had asked that the hearing of her matter be moved to the August Calendar. 215 216 RICHARD MORRISON moved that the Commission remove this matter to the August 217 meeting agenda. 218 219 MARTHA CHOITZ seconded the motion, and it carried unanimously. 220 221 222 6. 2001 - 0710 -2, 521 River Avenue, mudroom/deck, fence, TV tower. 223 224 Rhonda Saunders read the project description and staff recommendation into the record. 225 226 NEAL NOWAK, the property owner, corrected one item in his original project description to 227 say that the deck he proposes in place of the old mudroom is to be six feet by eight feet. 228 229 JOANN SPORLEDER asked the owner why he wanted to salvage and reuse asbestos 230 shingles, and said that asbestos can be implicated in very serious health problems, and that the 231 HPC should in no way require its reuse, and asked the advice of Mr. Bodner, HPC's lawyer. 232 233 NEAL NOWAK responded that removal of the mudroom will expose original wood 234 clapboards, and that the entire rest of the house is covered with shingles like the ones that he 235 wishes to salvage from the mudroom, and patch the gaps exposed by its removal. He further 236 said that the shingles on his house were old when he bought the house, and covered with 237 much paint, and that he does not actually know what they are, but has not the money to re- 238 side or restore the siding with anything else at this time.