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rooted trees near the top of the slope and urged that more consideration was needed at this stage for the landscaping. Tom Price, 1049 Riverside Drive, also commended the City for its new plan, but was concerned that the landscaping would not be in-kind and of similar value of what would be removed. He also wondered what the timetable of construction would be and what types of erosion control would be utilized. Further discussion occurred and the Chair then entertained a motion. Timothy Klusczinski: I move to ask the City to amend its application 2006-0505, Shetterley Park, to state that they will plant deep rooted trees near the top of the slope to the extent practical with a preference for native trees. Mary Jane Chase seconded the motion and all were in favor of the motion. The City did provide consent to the amendment. - Joann Sporleder moved to approve Certificate of Appropriateness 2006-0505, Shetterley Park, as submitted and amended. Mary Jane Chase seconded the motion and it passes unanimously. I: E � I_fi:iy 1. 1031 East Jefferson Catherine reported that 1031 E. Jefferson Blvd had been placed under interim protection. This constituted First Reading. Staff reported that no response had been received from the bank or from the real estate agent. The minutes from the May 5b meeting were distributed. Todd Zeiger moved to accept the May 5th minutes. Mary Jane Chase seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. C. NATIONAL REGISTER NOMINATION (None at this time.) III. REGULAR BUSINESS A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - April 19, 2006 . Todd Zeiger moved to accept the April 19, 2006 minutes. Mary Jane Chased provided the second and the motion was unanimously approved. B. TREASURER'S REPORT Timothy Klusczinski submitted the most recent budget location report. C. COMMITTEE REPORTS 1. President's Report Lynn Patrick mentioned 1031 E. Jefferson and noted that the Commission had just accepted the meeting minutes. She also accepted the resignation of Commission member Diane Wrobel-Illes and thanked her for her service. Committee Reports will be held off until the June meeting with the exception of Tim's briefing on the Preservation Plan. 2. Preservation Plan Committee Tim Klusczinski stated his impressions of the Preservation Plan and his "Big 12" ideas for changes. A copy of this is included in the meeting binder. Todd Zeiger stated his agreement with Tim's briefing. He also suggested that the Commission seek funds from the Historic Preservation Fund to hire a consultant to redraft the plan, involve the public through focus groups and incorporate the upcoming results from the