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difference in the way that the property would look once that is done. Just make sure that it is in <br />the right era and so I deny for that reason. <br />Ujdak: My vote would be to approve the Certificate of Appropriateness, I think that we've just <br />gone a little bit too far with this. This is much ado about nothing. Almost anything will help the <br />appearance of this house, if you've been out there and looked at it. <br />Patrick: I have. I look at that house almost every day. <br />Ujdak: Almost anything would help. <br />Sporleder: I vote to approve partially because its easier to vote that way. <br />Patrick: I'm sorry? <br />Sporleder: I vote to approve, period. <br />Patrick: Did you vote Catherine? <br />Hostetler: No, I did not. I wrote the staff report, so obviously I vote to approve but I do express <br />concern because the application specified that they were going to just side the house and paint <br />the trim and the facia and the soffits. It didn't look like the walls were going to be done, but the <br />architectural features were still going to be able to be seen, and that doesn't seem to be the case <br />now. <br />Patrick: Ok It's been denied. <br />Motion: Zeiger Second: Klusczinski In favor:, Zeiger, Chase, Klusczinski <br />(to deny) Choitz, Riley, Patrick <br />Opposed: Hostetler, Ujdak, Sporleder <br />Sporleder: Are we going to give them any suggestions of what they can do next? <br />Patrick: We'll ask staff to communicate with us as you expose what's under the asphalt. You can <br />call the office and they can call us and let us know. <br />Culp: How fast of a turn around can this be because we're going into winter right now, I've got <br />about another week that Bill's crews can be outside. <br />Patrick: We all live locally, so as soon as you call and say that you've got something to show. <br />Culp: So we don't have to wait a full month then? <br />Patrick: As far as exposing the asphalt and underneath? <br />Culp: As far as taking it to the next level to get approvals so that we can get working on the <br />outside because if we go into winter we could be into March. <br />Peterson: You'd have to call a special meeting to approve it. <br />Patrick: Yeah, if we had to, we could call a special meeting to approve it. We have done that in <br />the past. <br />Culp: Ok, so once we expose the clapboards then call for someone to come out and review it and <br />make that determination at that time? <br />Sporleder: No, that's not right. I'm sorry, I'm pretty sure you'd have to apply for a C of A to <br />take the existing siding off. <br />Hostetler: No. <br />Sporleder: I don't'see why not, that's changing the exterior and to take the existing siding off <br />and they would need a C of A to do that. <br />Patrick: Not when its done with the view of either restoring the house or seeing if we're going to <br />approve this. <br />Sporleder: Any exterior change to something in the historic district requires a C ofA before they <br />proceed. <br />Herdman: Is that something that could be staff approved? <br />Zeiger: Who's the question to? <br />Herdman: Anybody that knows the answer! <br />Sporleder: Staff could approve it as far as I'm concerned. <br />Riley: Fine by me. <br />Ujdak: Let's hearfrom the counselor. <br />Peterson: If you...you can authorize staff on a motion to approve it if its for the purposes of <br />inspection. To be honest, I do not know answer as far as whether they can remove the current <br />11 <br />