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Klusczinski: Or I guess the alternative plan would be that we could charge Standards and Maintenance committee with an investigation on site and then we could have a special meeting convening if the Arts Cafe is a problem with the schedule or something so that we don't throw them off. Peterson: And that may be the most appropriate thing to do is to have a meeting with a quorum, a special meeting of the Commission if that's your desire. Klusczinski: That way Standards and Maintenance gets the footwork done and they're not... Peterson: And they can report their findings at the next meeting. Klusczinski: Well very good. So,... Peterson: Is that something that you're willing to amend? Amend your C of A to provide for that? Maradik: Yeah. Sporleder: And let the minutes reflect that she has agreed to the amendment. Peterson: To provide for the approval of the removal of aluminum siding and seek a subsequent action of whether or not to paint, aluminum siding, or if the cement structure is appropriate. Klusczinski: Ok, very good. Zeiger: So moved. Klusczinski: Excellent. Chase: Second. Klusczinski: Any additional discussion? Then we vote. All in favor? Sporleder: It needs to be designated what application that we're talking about here. Hostetler: 2007-0806B. Klusczinski: It helps Amy so that she doesn't have to rewind the tape so far. Herdman: Oh, don't worry about that now. Klusczinski: All in favor? (Ayes are heard) All opposed? (Silence) Motion carries. Zeiger: Note for staff, when you, I'd be interested, in attending the Standards and Maintenance Committee, when you're ready, I'd be happy to help out with that. Hostetler: Absolutely. Moved: Zeiger Second: Chase Amended C of A 2007-0806B Approved Unanimously Application Number: 2007-0806C Property Location: 730 Leland Property Owner: NNN Landmark or District Designation: Chapin Park LHD Rating: Non contributing STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCEIHISTORIC CONTEXT: Formerly 706 Leland, this Queen Anne house was built by 1894 probably for John Beyrer and his wife Flora. Mr. Beyrer was a contractor and gravel roofer for Ford Roofing Co and later established his own successful firm. John Beyrer and Sons Roofing Company roofed many of the Studebaker and Oliver plant buildings by 1922. APPLICATION ITEMS: 1. The existing windows have been previously replaced. The NNN will remove the existing windows and replace them with a Kolbe and Kolbe wood replacement window. 2. A number of additions to the structure will be removed in order to return the property back to its original footprints. This includes the removal of an addition of an enclosed stairway of the south side of the structure, the removal of the rear entrance, including addition and stairway on the north side of the structure and the removal of the addition to the wall on the west of the southeast porch, return to the original house wall. (See Attachment C.) After the additions are removed, the structure's roof line will be returned to the original roof line. 3. All existing roofing materials will be removed and a new 30 year architectural grade shingle will be applied. 4. The existing front porch will be removed including foundation. The porch will be replaced with a wood, tongue and grove flooring, bead board ceiling, 12