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Joann: The current C of A is taking all of the windows out and replacing them and the <br />frames, what goes around the window... <br />Zeiger/Sassano: Oh, she means sashes. <br />Sassano: The tilt pack replaces the sash completely. <br />Joann: Right, that option looks from what I understand to be fairly good. But rebuilding <br />the existing thing that holds in the glass....the sash ... doesn't look like a good idea to me <br />for two reasons one because of the completely rotted out wood in two of the windows and <br />because there was some concern that the weights in the windows weren't adequate to <br />make proper balance with the heavier windows with the double paned glass. It's a <br />consideration, it's not insurmountable; I just wanted to get it out there that it had already <br />been looked at, at least in part. <br />Zeiger: That information has never been provided to the Commission. I have not seen <br />that information. And sash, if there are eight sash total and only two are rotted that is <br />easily dealt with epoxy and repair and fabrication. And you can put the new glass in <br />there, you can add weight to the window weights, you can buy new weights to go into the <br />window wells. This is all do-able stuff; it is done all over the country in all kinds of old <br />houses all over the place. So, that is why I made my recommendation. <br />DeRose: Well, it appears that the petitioner is willing to Continue on this C of A. <br />Klusczinski: Do we need action from this Board that they are willing to accept this <br />Continuance with these conditions? <br />DeRose: We have hand written notes. We have a written waiver of statutory time period <br />and if Professor Enderle or Professor Rodes, his legal representative is willing to sign <br />this, I think that we can proceed. <br />Klusczinski: Do we have consensus on the Board that we are willing to fore go action <br />tonight. <br />Zeiger: So moved. <br />Chase: Second. <br />In a motion by Todd Zeiger with a Second by Mary Jane Chase the Commission voted <br />unanimously to fore go action tonight and Continue COA 2007-1107. <br />[Professor Rodes signs the Waiver] <br />Klusczinski: Thank you, gentlemen. Public hearing is closed. Moving onward to <br />Regular Business and the Approval of Minutes from December 17, 2007. <br />Riley: So moved. <br />Patrick: Second. <br />In a motion by Linda Riley and with a second by Lynn Patrick the minutes were <br />approved unanimously. <br />Zeiger: I make a motion that we approve the minutes of the special meeting of January <br />25, 2008. <br />Chase: Second <br />In a motion by Todd Zeiger with a second by Mary Jane Chase the minutes were <br />approved unanimously. <br />Klusczinski: Treasurer's Report <br />Chase: You have the report in your packets on the green paper. I have read it over and <br />approve. If you have any questions ask our Director. <br />Klusczinski: I need a motion to approve the treasure's budget, location report. <br />Riley: So moved. <br />17 <br />
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