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THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION <br />OF SOUTH BEND & St. JOSEPH COUNTY <br />MONTHLY MEETING <br />MINUTES <br />DECEMBER 17, 2001 7TH Floor, Commissioner's Conference Room <br />County -City Building, South Bend, IN. <br />MEMBERS PRESENT: John Oxian, President, Catherine Hosteler, Vice - <br />President, Mary Jane Chase, Martha Choitz <br />Richard Morrison, Joann Sporleder, Gerald <br />Ujdak, Secretary, Jerry Weiner, Treasurer, <br />Richard Helmus <br />MEMBERS ABSENT: None <br />STAFF PRESENT: Rhonda Saunders, Director <br />Karen Hammond -Nash, Assistant Director <br />Thomas Bodnar, City Attorney <br />Wayne Doolittle, Inspector <br />ALSO PRESENT: <br />I. CALL TO ORDER <br />Dennis Whittaker, Luther Taylor, Nancy E. <br />Doyle, Marialyce Riedle, Sarah W.;.'! -:ens Zouch, <br />Amy M. Jones. Don Sporleder <br />JOHN OXIAN, PRESIDENT: Called the meeting to order at 7:35. <br />II. PUBLIC HEARING <br />A. CERTIFICATES OF APPROPRIATENESS <br />-- 1. 2001-1205; 900 Block of Riverside Drive, South Bend, Indiana <br />KAREN HAMMOND-NASH: The location of the broken streetlight is directly in front <br />of the home where George Cutter of the Cutter Light Company used to live. The broken <br />light was one of the original "Parkview" lights, which the Cutter Light Coiiipany <br />designed specifically with this neighborhood in mind, though the lights were then <br />marketed generally. During its years of operation, the Cutter Light Company was an <br />important part of the South Bend community and economy. The company's designs, <br />innovative for their time, still typify what most people think of as decorative or <br />pedestrian -friendly lights <br />
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