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MC: Evidently, I didn't know about it. I haven't been out. But, I thought tonight that I would be <br />hearing something about interior storm windows, Marvin window company- when we were <br />working on Central High School here, told everybody that they wanted to take every window out <br />of that building. There were 104 windows, and they said that they were all no good, that they <br />couldn't do anything. Then, Marvin came in and examined them and said that only two needed <br />replaced, and they put storm windows on the inside of those windows and they've worked just fine <br />ever since. The people that live there are having no problems with them. <br />AH: No, we are not. <br />MC: That's right. And they never have. And, they're less bother, and less expensive. <br />LP: We have another comment from Tim. <br />TK: I move to table application #2006-1005A for review by the committee of the whole for report <br />or recommendation before our next monthly meeting. <br />LR Second. <br />LP: All in favor? (Ayes are heard) Opposed? (Silence) Motion carries. <br />SP: Hold on one second. Legal counsel and HIPC Director are conferring on date of C of A and <br />its viability for 45 days. <br />TK: Am I to understand that the 45 day clock starts ticking even before this commission can <br />review the C ofA? <br />SP: That's what we're looking at right now. It appears that it was submitted on the fifth, and our <br />next meeting is on the twentieth- exactly 45 days. So I guess that out of ambiguity that he's <br />signed this waiver that he's allowed us the additional time to consider it, the homeowner is <br />willing to do that? <br />GE: As I said you are cordially invited to come. Everybody. In group, or individually that's fine. <br />Ifl am town, I'll be happy to show you not only those windows, but the whole house. There are <br />54 windows and if you can help me... <br />LP: We want to help you... <br />GE: I'm more than happy to. But about those four windows in the dining room. I organized a <br />specialist to prepare those drawings, you have all of the information on the table. You have the <br />opinion of the specialist. I'd like to ask you to make a decision on those four windows, and the <br />rest we can postpone for the future. <br />TK: We've already tabled. <br />LP: We've tabled so that we can come out and look at them. We owe it to you, and to the <br />standards that we do come and see because I could look at a drawing and to me it's not clear in <br />my head, and I know that several other commissioners have problems with it. If we vote now, it <br />will most likely be negative. <br />GE: Well, then its negative. I would like to have a vote about those four windows in the dining <br />room. <br />SP: A point of order ... a motions already been had, and has been accepted and therefore it has <br />been tabled. Under the guidelines, you have 45 days, and if you meet on and act on the 2e (of <br />November) you'll be on the 45`h day. <br />LP: We could also with proper notice, have a special meeting just to consider this as well. <br />SP: So I guess the question for the petitioner is if the ... if you would be willing to sign a waiver to <br />wait until the next meeting on this.. <br />GE: On what? <br />SP: On your entire certificate. If not, they're really not obligated to do it anyway, so it's kind of <br />a moot point. I guess would you allow them to visit your house and inspect it, and would you be <br />agreeable to them visiting to take a look at it? <br />GE: So it's not possible to vote on those four windows? <br />SP: It's possible, but they've already tabled it. <br />GE: But they didn't have my information, my wish. <br />SP: They don't need it technically, because under law they have 45 days to act. So the question <br />is if you'll let them enter your house to look at and review the situation so that they can make an <br />informed decision. <br />10 <br />
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