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7, <br />KAREN HAMMOND -NASH: This is a lovely Arts and Crafts bungalow. It has two <br />attached contributing structures. One of them is a carriage house and the other one is a <br />garage. Somebody drove into the back corner of the one car garage apparently with a <br />truck. There is a hole in the garage. A corner of it has been taken out at least five feet <br />tall by five feet on one wall and five feet on the other wall. Code Enforcement did bring <br />us some pictures. <br />KAREN HAMMOND -NASH: The question from Code Enforcement was whether we <br />would consent to the demolition of the structure since a corner of it has already been <br />demolished. I said no and stated that we would require the owner to repair the garage. <br />GERALD UDJAK: Is the owner capable of fixing the garage. <br />KAREN HAMMOND -NASH: Code Enforcement seemed to think so too. They also <br />wanted to alert us to the fact that the property was vacant. <br />The commission will probably remembering issuing a C of A in June, and then <br />partly tabled, and issued in July of 2002 for the Schafer home, located at 1402, 1404, and <br />1406 Lincolnway East. It is a big grey Queen Anne house with four different kinds of <br />artificial siding, and six different kinds of windows. The commission for the first time <br />authorized the replacement of all of the windows with vinyl windows and the residing of <br />the house. <br />A week after we approved that C of A, the present holder of the property was <br />sued by one of his nephews. This made him so angry that he decided not to do any <br />repairs on the property. He has not done any of the things he received permission for in <br />the past, and he has not renewed his application. <br />One of the things that make this particular property historic is that a hundred years <br />ago it was part of the longest running probate court case for a contested will in Indiana. <br />GERALD UJDAK: Does anyone live there? <br />KAREN HAMMOND -NASH: Yes, The house is divided into five or six apartments, and <br />most of them or all of them are rented out. The estate executor also lives in one of the <br />apartments. <br />Code Enforcement has scheduled a hearing for March 11` 2004 on the 15` floor <br />of the County -City Building. They are seeking a significant amount of interior repairs <br />and also a certain amount of exterior repairs. They want us to be aware of what sort of <br />exterior repairs might be ordered by the hearing officer so that we can, if necessary, issue <br />a C of A to the city of South Bend to ensure that these repairs are done according to <br />district standards. <br />3. Correspondence: LaSalle Bridge proposed lights; I &M Electric <br />Company Garage. <br />KAREN HAMMOND -NASH: DLZ, the City, and the County are only looking at one <br />proposed light, a Lumec fluted pole with a Holophan acorn lantern. The same poles and <br />lanterns are installed on the Jefferson Street Bridge. <br />n <br />