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8 are enthusiastic general statement about historic districts, which is fine for a Historic Pres. Commission grant, but the information in the abovementioned paragraphs don't really advance the purpose of the Chapin Park District document. How about putting it in a book about the history of the area, instead? APPENDIX C CHAPIN PARK LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT STREET LIGHTING "Thereafter, should a lamp fixture require removal... similar design..." Would this mean that if a non -historical -look fixture were removed, it should be replaced with a similar [i.e., non -historical -look] fixture? Is there a way of tightening the language? 3. Historic Landmark, [comma added] or when other "old style'..." ...Preservation Districts, [comma added]... APPENDIX D HISTORIC DISTRICT LIAISON COMMITTEE 1. This states "three people," whereas Part V, Par. E states 5 people. 3. Change "How long must r' to "How long must one serve..." 4. "...once a month, [comma added] "from the Chapin Park District [replacing "our"] attend each meeting." Duties of the Historic District Liaison Committee Members 1. What exactly does the following mean? "Work and communicate with the residents?" (See above concern about the liaison being overly enthusiastic about intruding on other people's affairs.) 3. This item needs a serious rewrite. The Commissioners... "...that may occur on District property and work with property owners toward a solution to the problem(s). "Them," in the original has an unclear precedent. 4. b. "Disseminate pertinent information to the district property owners through whatever means available, such as a neighborhood newsletter, flyer, etc." This sounds as if one might open the Chapin Park newsletter and read that Mr. & Mrs. Jones have a thorn bush that is too close to the sidewalk. Can this paragraph specify that only general information would be "disseminated?" 5. Not a sentence. A possible change: "Have at least one representative of the committee attend..."