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HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION <br />OF SOUTH BEND AND ST. JOSEPH COUNTY <br />County—City Building, South Bend, IN 46601 <br />http://stj osepli6ountyindiana.com/43 8/Histotic-Preservation-Commission <br />Phone: 574/235.9798 Fax:574/235.9578 <br />Email: SBSJCBPC@co.st-joseph.in.us <br />Timothy S. Klusczinski, President <br />July 31, 2017 <br />Maty Louise Rumpf <br />51256 State Rd. 933 <br />South Bend, IN 46637 <br />. oy�xs oma <br />0 <br />of •o <br />A Certified Local Government of the National Park Service Elicia Feasel, Executive Director <br />Re: Local Landmark at 65014 U.S. 31 (Ordinance #80-1977) <br />Dear Ms. Rumpf, <br />Periodically our staff tours all historic districts and local landmark locations, noting the improvement or deterioration of <br />each structure. We are looking for compliance with the minimum maintenance standards that have been approved by <br />each district and for each local landmark. These standards must also meet those set by the city of South Bend Code En- <br />forcement and the building and standard codes of St. Joseph County. <br />The purpose of this letter is to let you know our concerns for your landmark property. Your property is showing prob- <br />lems that if not attended to in the near future will become costly and more difficult to repair. Specifically we observed <br />the roof is in very bad condition, with multiple holes; some gutters, soffit and fascia are missing; downspouts are not <br />attached to the building; glass is missing in the attic window; dutch corners are rotted/missing; gable shakes are missing; <br />there is masonry failure; and the property is quite overgrown. Enclosed please find a diagram which indicates areas of <br />concern. We would appreciate if you would respond within thirty days of the date of this letter to confirm that we have <br />reached the correct property owner. When it comes time to rectify these issues; please do so by submitting your plan to <br />us, along with a completed Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) application. Standards and guidelines information, <br />COA applications, and other relevant information can be found at the Historic Preservation Commission website listed <br />above. <br />Please do not hesitate to call us with questions or concerns. We have sources through our office that can advise you on <br />techniques to solve these problems and hope that they will be of use to you. We look forward to hearing from you and <br />working with you in the future. <br />Sincerely, <br />Deb Parcell <br />Deputy Director <br />Cc: Tim Klusczinski, President <br />Elicia Feasel, Executive Director <br />COMMISSIONERS STAFF <br />Elizabeth Hertel, Vice President Michele Gelfmau, Secretary Deb Parcell, Deputy Director <br />Joseph Molnar, Treasurer Thomas Gordon, Assistant Secretary Brandie Ecker, Legal Counsel <br />Jennifer Parker, Architectural Historian Kevin Buccellato Steve Szaday, Preservation Specialist/ <br />Brandon Anderson Mike Voll Inspector <br />I"IISTORIG <br />PRESERVATION <br />COMMISSION <br />OFSD Bi D&ST.JDecvHCDUNIY <br />cer. 97] <br />• <br />
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