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f 4 4. 2006-0403: 849 Forest Avenue Catherine Hostetler read the staff report and Joan Downs-Krostenko was present at the meeting. She noted one change to the application: her contractor had recommended against the square scoring of the driveway. There was some discussion about the scoring and effect the retention of the bottom portion of the driveway might have upon the streetscape and the rhythm of the properties. Jerry Ujdak asked about the height of the retaining wall. It would be two courses tall. Joann Sporleder moved to approve application 2006-0403 as presented, all parts included. Timothy Klusczinski seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. S. 2006-0224: Shetterley Park Catherine read an email from Jason Durr of the South Bend Department of Public Works. He requested to withdraw this application from consideration and would submit a new application. B. LANDMARKS (There were none heard.) C. NATIONAL REGISTER NOMINATIONS (There were none heard.) III. REGULAR BUSINESS A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 1. March 20, 2006 Todd Zeiger moved to accept the March 20`h meeting minutes as submitted. Jerry Ujdak seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. B. TREASURER'S REPORT Timothy Klusczinski asked about expenditures for Southhold and the Restore Michiana conference and then submitted the report to the Commission. C. COMMITTEE REPORTS 1. President's Report Lynn Patrick delayed her report until Shawn Peterson had arrived from his earlier meeting. D. STAFF REPORTS 1. C of A Approvals; Correspondence; Director's Report Catherine distributed a listing of the approved CofAs for the first quarter of 2006. There had been 23 applications submitted. Catherine read the letter from John Strauss regarding salvage from Lincoln School, a thank you note from the Oxian family and the letter received from the Hughes/Taschetta family regarding the underpass of the Leeper Park Bridge. She also passed out her Director's report and a summary of the work the Commission does in the City. Joann Sporleder asked how the Commission's inventory compared to other cities. Todd Zeiger thought this Commission had the largest inventory in Indiana with the exception of Indianapolis. 2. Assistant Director's Report: Julie Schutte passed out her report and noted the progress on the Chapin Park Guidebooks. They would be delivered with the next five working days. 4. Legal: The Legal Report was delayed, as Shawn Peterson had not yet arrived.