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MARTHA CHOITZ: I move that we approve application 2002-0603 with the recommendations that are listed on the Certificate of Appropriateness dated October 19th That this application form be added to the original Certificate of Appropriateness that was filed earlier. JOANN SPORLEDER: Seconds the motion and the motion carries unanimously. 4. 2002-0701; 519 Edgewater Drive; replace aluminum storm door. KAREN HAMMOND-NASH: This is an application that was originally approved in July. Mr. and Mrs. Cochrain are seeking to amend that application by the addition of a replacement screen door. BILL COCHRAIN: I have some photographs of the screen door we propose to replace. I have also brought a brochure showing different screen doors. We have circled a few screen doors that we are considering to use as a replacement for the one we presently have now. The screen doors that are presently there now date back to the 1960's; but, they are not consistent with our ambitions for making the house look as nice as it can. We thought it would also be nice to replace the front two doors. A discussion was then held where Bill Cochrain answered other detailed questions from commission members about the type and style of screen doors that he wishes to have installed at his residence. JOHN OXIAN: I will make a motion that the front door be replaced exactly the way that it shows in the brochure. That the back door should have some horizontal paneling and that the glass opening is left according to the recommendation of the architect Gregg Kil. JOANN SPORLEDER: Seconds the motion and the motion carries unanimously. B. LOCAL LANDMARKS, second reading 1. 602 Euclid Avenue, South Bend, Former Nelson & Son Dairy, 1906-1918. JOHN OXIAN: The dairy on Euclid Avenue will be the first dairy we will be making into a landmark, since we were unable to make the outstanding dairy on South Main Street into a landmark. This dairy on Euclid is also a very significant dairy and Gene Oakley will give us a lot more detail on the history of this dairy. KAREN HAMMOND-NASH: Actually Gene Oakley has withdrawn his recommendation that this dairy be made into a landmark given the alterations given to the structure.