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Page 1 of 1 <br />Catherine Hostetler - 1623 E Wayne <br />From: <br />Steve Szaday <br />To: <br />Hostetler, Catherine <br />Date: <br />6/6/2013 3:30 PM <br />Subject: <br />1623 E Wayne <br />CC: <br />Feasel, Elicia <br />I met with Brian Barnes at his house at 1623 E Wayne to determine what could be done in regards to the <br />replacement of his entry doors and his french doors at the front of his home. These doors both face to the south <br />and have had little or no coverage from the elements. The french doors are rotted from underneath and have <br />deteriorated at a rate differently and the doors no longer securely close nor fit properly. The front entry door <br />has accents via trim and medallions that have been glued onto the surface that are now chipped and coming <br />off. The description in the file mentioned raised panel door which is why I questioned the originality of the <br />current door. After printing the pictures I took at the site, you pointed out the casement surrounding the <br />doorway which entails leading lines that match those on the door itself. The door framing has shifted enough <br />that the locks barely make contact when closed. <br />The home owner expressed a desire to replace the french doors with visibly similar ones made out of modern <br />more durable material that would offer more security. In regards to the front door he would like to replace his <br />current door with a new door that had some windows to allow some natural light to enter the dark entryway. He <br />would also like to have something pre -hung so that the overall doorway is more secure. <br />I understand his concerns as neither doorway would take little more than a strong push to enter his house.I <br />hope that a door that fits the appearance of the house is available. <br />Steve Szaday <br />Preservation Specialist <br />HPCSBSJC <br />fill-WC..-Mmiments and Settines\chostetALocal Settings\Temp\XPgrpwise\51BOAB2CSJC ... 6/6/2013 <br />
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