EXHIBIT C- STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES of the HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION

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Chapin Park Local Historic District Guidebook Page 59 605 Rex Street Gable Front Also known as 603 Rex Street, this house was built between 1898 and 1899 for Oscar and Eliza Hans. They resided here only for a few years until 1903. By 1906, William and Laura Ritter had purchased the house to live in during their retirement. Helen Weber, a music teacher, purchased the house by 1930. 608 Rex Street American Foursquare Built between 1901 and 1903, the house was an investment proper- ty for several years and had many residents. John L. White was the first listed occupant who lived here in 1903. Subsequent residents include: Byron Miller, Leo and May Ranger, Burton Thomas and Carrol Pollock. 609 Rex Street Bungalow This bungalow was built in 1909 for Frank and Edna Stover. Frank worked for the American Trust Company as assistant treasurer. The Stovers sold the house to Ralph and Anna Longfield by 1930. The Longfields raised two children, John and Mary. Anna resided in the house into the 1950s. 615 Rex Street Gabled-Ell/Queen Anne Built between 1901 and 1903, James, a carpenter, and Martha Smith were the first owners of this home. James resided here into the 1920s and sold the house by 1930. It then became a rental property. 616 Rex Street Queen Anne This house was most likely built as an investment property between 1903 and 1904. Mrs. Anna Ritter is listed as the first resi- dent of this home. Subsequent residents include: Francis Long, Horace Zimmerman, William and Myrtle Romine, Claude Miller and Frank Dunnahoo. 617 Rex Street Gable Front Built between 1899 and 1900, Wilson and [Ida] Snyder were the first residents of this house. Though they did not own the property, they resided here for over a decade until 1914 with their three children: Howard, Dorothy and Mary. In 1910, Wilson was the secretary of the Board of Public Safety.