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NANCY ICKLER: You know what they are is just panes that are rectangular shape. They indicated, to my recollection that Kovacs says that they can have it made the same way. But, I am not sure whether they are going to have separate panes or whether they will just have square panes divided by muntons down the middle. You can see that they sorta drew in their brochure in one of the pictures how it was going to look. JOHN OXIAN: The only difference they're showing in the picture here is that it's on the second level floor and over here it's on the first floor. NANCY ICKLER: Exactly, so their going to move the windows up to the top row. I guess these are all essentially made to order anyway. So I will move the windows up to the top row so it will look like our present garage doors. You can also see they drew dividers down there and I just don't really remember. We talked to them last year whether they were talking about just munton bars going down there or whether they were talking about separate panes. JOHN OXIAN: I think it is the extra muton in between. NANCY ICKLER: It certainly may well be. Apparently this is the Sunnymede District Style of garage door according to the people at Kovacs. This is the preferred door that is installed in our neighborhood. They also live in our neighborhood; not in the historic district, but close by. JOHN OXIAN: Does anyone have any questions on this? JOANN SPORLEDER: I think that looks fine; however, John, it replicates a verticality of the windows. JOHN OXIAN: Ok, going to number two on the driveway widening. Anyone have any questions? JOANN SPORLEDER: The current driveway is concrete. This is an odd question to ask; but, is the direction the driveway is running is north and south? NANCY ICKLER: No, it runs east and west. Because, actually we live on a East Wayne address; but, it faces Twyckenham. What we originally wanted to do have a circulatory drive in that side yard; so that it would be possible to back out of the drive like this and then drive around and head nose out on to Twyckenham. We have an eighteen year old and a fourteen year old so we just feel safer with children coming out straight onto Twyckenham; but, here it indicated that would be too much of a deviation from the feeling of that side yard and so we thought if we could widen the driveway slightly. I think it is a matter of opinion whether that driveway is wide enough to get in and out of; because, there is a big kind of ditch; if you look in the pictures there where people have gone of that side of the driveway about a hundred fifty times trying to negotiate it and it is full of water and it looks bad.