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proposes to install new vinyl siding over the top of the existing asphalt siding, which was placed on top of the original wtwd The asphalt is most seriously deteriorated There is some existing vinyl, the artificial stone previously mentioned, and possibly also some aluminon. GERALD UJDAK: Is the Petitioner here? KAREN HAMMOND NASH: He is not. He called me this afternoon to say that he had been detained out of town and would not be able to be here. GERALD UJDAK: All right, Tom, we can then proceed without him, correct? THOMAS BODNAR: Oh yes. JOHN OXIAN: I still go back to my own original proposal that the artificial stone be removed. Unless he goes back to the original wood siding, the vinyl siding should be exactly the same width as the original wood siding, and should be put over the artificial or asbestos or whatever you want to call it siding. KAREN HAMMOND NASH: That recommendation that the siding on the entire house match the siding on the original front, was communicated to Mr. Shafer and he understands and communicated his agreement JOHN OXIAN: Somebody wants to second my ---- MA I HA CHOl l Z: i am not sure 1 understood the motion, frankly. GERALD UJDAK: State the motion again, please. JOHN OXIAN: I want the artificial stone siding removers. MARTHA CHOITZ: Which is where actually? JOHN OXIAN: In front of the house. KAREN HAMMOND NASH: The house originally had a front porch, and when the porch was removed., the siding was put on the front walls that had been adjacent to the original 1860 porch. GERALD UJDAK: Oh, I see, look, Joann, there is a small, small area on the first floor. JOHN OXIAN: I want that remo-,ted, unless the gentleman goes back to the original wood siding, thari I want him to cover the rest of the asphalt siding with the same width as the original wood siding. MARTHA CHOITZ: And do we know what that is? Z