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46 Upon a motion by Jerry Weiner, being seconded by Martha Choitz, the motion to <br />47 approve application 2001-0122 as submitted passed unanimously. <br />48 <br />49 2. 2001-0129 — 511 W. Colfax, fencing. <br />50 <br />51 RHONDA SAUNDERS: The history will be waived as it has been read into the <br />52 minutes previously. <br />53 <br />54 CATHERINE HOSTETLER: Is there anyone from this property who would like <br />55 to speak on this issue? <br />56 <br />57 KURT HESCH: I am Kurt Hesch with Cal Pro Fence. There is one small detail that <br />58 was not in the staff report. The owner would like to add a center divider to create two <br />59 separate play areas. <br />60 <br />61 MARTHA CHOITZ: I move to approve application 2001-0129 as submitted with <br />62 the addition of a chain link center divider as described by Mr. Hesch. <br />63 <br />64 RICHARD HELMUS: I second the motion. <br />65 <br />66 After due consideration, the following action was taken: <br />67 <br />68 Upon a motion by Martha Choitz, being seconded by Richard Helmus, the motion <br />69 to approve application 2001-0129 as submitted with the addition of a center divider <br />70 passed unanimously. <br />71 <br />72 3.2001-0130 —14297 SR 23 <br />73 <br />74 CHERYL GREENE: Listed on the agenda for the Commission this evening, as a <br />75 Certificate of Appropriateness is 2001-0130 for property located at 14297 SR 23. It is <br />76 my understanding that the property owner now wishes to rescind the landmark <br />77 designation on this property. The advice that the Commission received from another <br />78 attorney in the city legal department was that the procedure for rescinding landmark <br />79 designations was by means of a Certificate of Appropriateness. Upon further research <br />80 legal has determined that the proper procedure to rescind a landmark designation is by <br />81 way of an ordinance. It is kind of the reverse of what happens when the Commission <br />82 designates a landmark. The mechanism for rescinding landmark, status would be by <br />83 means of an ordinance. The ordinance generally originates with this commission and <br />84 then goes to the County Council for approval. You do have an action before you related <br />85 to rescinding landmark status of this property; it is not a Certificate of Appropriateness. <br />86 The Commission will have to make a determination as to whether or not they want to <br />87 proceed with rescinding the landmark designation as an ordinance. <br />88 <br />89 JOHN OXIAN: If we are going to do this then the proper way will have to be done <br />90 under the ninety day ordinance, which means if the Commission chooses to rescind the <br />91 designation we will have to introduce the ordinance to the County Council and bring it <br />2 <br />