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f Sporleder: That looks quite tight. 108 Wilson: I mentioned it to her boyfriend and so far, and I know that it's really the mother 109 that owns the home. I hardly ever meet her mother or her father, but when I've spoken to 110 them in the past and told them that I was planning to build a garage they said that it was 111 fine. So, I haven't heard anything, but then sometimes you don't hear anything as you 2 know. —3 Ujdak: What's the current garage siding? 114 Wilson: I believe its clapboard. 115 Sporleder: So which one of these sidings were you going to use? 116 Wilson: I was probably going to choose the $3700.00 estimate because the reveal is 5in 117. rather than 4, and again I'd like'the color to match the color of the home. 118 Sporleder: So it will look like siding, it won't look like shakes? 119 Wilson: No, it won't look like cedar shakes, no. 120 Sporleder: With the regular horizontal... 121 Wilson: Well actually the shakes have that same appearance too, its just the grain look... 122 Sporleder: Uh huh, and this does not have that grained look. 123 Wilson: No. 124 Sporleder: I had another question. I wanted to pickup on what Todd said on the location 125 in the back. So, the doors in the picture are where, on which side? 126 Wilson: Currently, it is on the west, there's a double door here, and that won't change, the 127 only difference will be that this will be extended IOft back and there will be a 2 car garage 128 door here and a single here. Everything else will be the same. 129 Sporleder: And there's enough room for pulling out and turning around? 130 Wilson: Yes, there is. 131 Sporleder: The other question that I was going to have was that, that you're going to 132 purchase this, relative to the set back requirements of the city. 133 Wilson: Yes, I have variances that I'll discuss this week, and the variance that I have here 134 is to be a foot from the property line here and I have plenty of room here, but then again 135 I'll be a foot from this corner, and I'll be fine here. i -t6 Sporleder: That looks quite tight. J7 Wilson: Right, but once I get his 7 ft, I have my 7 ft. and I only really need 10 of that. I'll 138 be fine. 139 Klusczinski: Any other questions for the petitioner? Hearing none. We move to 140 Commission discussion. Any comments or discussion? 141 Riley: Are we deciding on the material that he's going to use? 142 Sporleder: Here, pass this down to Linda please. 143 Riley: We have one here. 144 Zeiger: My only comment, what I was trying to get at, was some of the detailing, and 145 maybe we should have asked it, but the devil is always in the details. I was just wondering 146 about the trim on your house, does it have corner boards or does the cedar come right up 147 to the corners? 148 Wilson: No, and I did want to make sure that windows had the same, whatever types of 149 panes that is... 150 Riley: The mullions. 151 Wilson: Is that what they're called? Where instead ofjust a window it looks nice with little 152 squares cut out. Anything that I can do to replicate the home, I would certainly do. 153 There's only going to be two windows in the garage, but.... 154 Zeiger: That was my only comment. 155 Riley: What about, I mean do we determine the siding that he's going to use? We approve 156 that? 157 Wilson: I was going to use, not the least, but the next more expensive- the double S inch. 158 Riley: Vinyl siding? 159 Wilson: Yes, the double 5 inch, which is a little more expensive than the 4in and will better 0 replicate the appearance of the home as it's a little wider.