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Page I of I Catherine I lostetler - 549 Edgewater From: David Hoipkeniier <(Iavi(i.lioipkeinierCa;'giiiail.coni> TO: <CHOs,rETI.,,C��,.co,st-.josepli.iii.tis> Date: 81/5/2012 7:44 AM Subject: 549 Edgewater Catherine. It looks like the porch project is going to be postponed for awhile. Is there a time constraint associated with the approval of Historical Commission? In terms of the specifies, our desire is to return to the original porch as much as possible. From what we can tell, this will at least include removing the windows, the two layers of tile on the floor, and the lowered ceiling. We anticipate replacing the pine TG floor boards and putting a stained bead board oil the ceiling.'I'lic interior of the enclosed porch is entirely stucco, but we don't know how much ofthat is original, ie was any of it brick, given the rest of the exterior. The enclosed porch also includes painted trim and outlets, which need to be dealt with. A potential problem is the fact that though the center supports for the house roof were riot there originally (on either side of the stone door), they may have become structural over time and will need something to be there, part of the new porch. We don't anything structural in the middle, but it may be required. A more formal plan would need to be delayed until a later meeting wlien we will have a chance to do niore investigation about Nvliat the original porch looked like. Is there a possibility that you could send us a copy of the photograph that YOU fOlind? It might be helpful in figuring out the original look for the interior porch wall. We will be moving in and getting settled throtioli Labor Day in all likelihood, and will riot be able to begin oil the porch specifically until after that. Please let us know what you else you need in terms of gaining the Commission's approval. gaining David I-loipkemier 2 fi1(n`iC-\Docurnents and Scititi(-,S,��.,,cliostetl*"I.-octI Settili,,,s\'*I.'ellip\�Xf,gii)wise� 501 E2474SJ(*.-... 8/61 012