EXHIBIT C- STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES of the HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION

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Guidebook Chapin Park Local Historic District Page 28 419 Lamont Terrace Gabled-Ell Charles L. Hodson, son of Charles G. Hodson, built this house between 1884 and 1885. He is listed as the principal resident in the 1885 city directory. He resided here with his wife, Emma, and their three children: Florence, Stanley and Palmer until 1902. 420 Lamont Terrace Side Gable This building appears on the 1899 Sanborn Fire Insurance map without an address. Records note that it had been remodeled around 1907. City directories begin to list 420 Lamont Terrace in 1906. It appears to have been an investment property. 424 Lamont Terrace Gabled-T The 1899 Sanborn Fire Insurance map depicts the footprint of this building. At this time, Nelson L. Jones and his wife, Anne, were rent- ing the house. They lived here until 1904. In 1910, Arthur Jones began renting the house. He was a bookkeeper for a local factory. 425 Lamont Terrace Gabled-Ell Abner and Emma Frank had this house built between 1886 and 1889. Abner, a carriage maker and woodworker, was listed as the principal resident in the 1889 directory. The Franks lived here until 1908. The house became a rental property for a few years until Clark D. Tiedmann purchased and resided in the house by 1919. 426 Lamont Terrace American Foursquare This house was built for income purposes by 1908. Early residents included: Adam Teuscher, Charles and Maud Stevens, and Elizabeth and Maude Wagner. The front porch was removed in 1958 and replaced with a concrete slab and metal railing. 427 Lamont Terrace Gabled-T/Shingle Style William and Amelia Boyd purchased lot 7 and half of lot 8 from Edward Chapin possibly as an investment. The house was proba- bly constructed between 1893 and 1894. William worked in the lumber business as president of the South Bend Lumber Co. and the Adjustable Shade Hanger Co. He may have also built 431 Lamont Terrace.