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Support for demolition <br />• Testimony and photographic documentation of structural timbers of the barn after dismantling <br />from former owner, Tim Sokol (who will be present at the meeting). <br />• I am awaiting testimony from a structural engineer. I hope to have the info prior to your <br />application submission deadline. If not, I would like to request allowance to either bring a <br />report to the meeting or have him as a guest that night. <br />• Conversation with property neighbors Dale and Pam Weaver (12336 Rocky Ridge Tr,Granger <br />IN 46530) — neighbor states that as soon as the barn was removed, their outbuilding was <br />infested with carpenter ants and was destroyed within a year. <br />• HPC inspection record (I don't have copies) indicates concern for the foundation as well. <br />Dispute with HPC records <br />• The report indicates that the barn was dismantled in a manner to allow it to be reassembled. <br />The process of dismantling the barn was in fact NOT in a manner suitable for reassembling as <br />evidenced in actual HPC file photos. <br />Support for the stewardship of barn removal materials <br />• Repurposing barn wood on site: some of the barn wood has been repurposed to build an <br />Amish -style dining table in the grand dining room of the main home, and a mantle in over the <br />fireplace of the outbuilding called the summer kitchen <br />• Repurposing boulders on site: the pile of rock boulders have been reassembled in a manner <br />similar to the barn's original foundation, in order to form a retaining wall for the green space <br />that now exists where the barn had been <br />• Garage barn restoration: it is presumed that part of the conditions for CoA would be to restore <br />the garage barn in the style of the original structure. This has been completed in like manner. <br />
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