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MARTHA CHOITZ: If you can waitwe can work it out this evening. If you can't we <br />will get you by phone and try our best to be there tomorrow. But, it would be a lot easier <br />than the three of us trying to do it now. If you could wait and talk to us later? <br />JOHN OXIAN: Next make a motion to send someone. <br />KAREN HAMMON NASH: Before anything incurs. This is an in -hind renovation. <br />Staff recommends approval; unless, the Standards and Maintenance Committee wishes to <br />discuss it with the previous matter. <br />JOANN SPORLEDER: I suggest we approve item number five in this application. <br />JOHN OXIAN: Who seconds it? - . <br />MARTHA CHOITZ: I second the motion. <br />JOHN OXIAN: Martha seconds the motion. Those in favor say aye. Those against say <br />nay. Motion carries unanimously. <br />JOHN OXIAN: Ok, number six. <br />KAREN HAMMON NASH: Moving the existing hedge back from the comer of the <br />yard and driveway, and replace the existing wire fence with a similar style. The third <br />drawing on the page; rather dark, but shows the area to the left of the garage as you look- <br />at <br />ookat it that hedge would simply be moved back and would be curved instead of being done <br />at a right angle. The existing fence replaced with they say an almost invisible wire fence <br />behind the hedge. <br />JOANN SPORLEDER: Why does the wire fence need to be replaced'? <br />KAREN HAMMOND-NASH: In order to stop small children from running out into the <br />street and to reinforce the hedge. <br />NANCY ICKLER: The hedge gets weighed down by the snow in the winter time. <br />JOHN OXIAN: What kind of wire fence is that? Is it the old type of wire fence or chain <br />link fence? <br />NANCY ICKLER: It's the old type of wire fence that sits back. <br />KAREN HAMMON NASH: But, very historically accurate. <br />NANCY ICKLER: But, you don't notice ittoo much. <br />JOHN OXIAN: No, I didn't notice it you can tell that. <br />15 <br />