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Home My WebLink AboutDecember 1988histaricpreservatouan c®mmossmn of south bend and st. joseph county ROOM 1123 COUNTY CITY BUILDING south bend, indiana 46601 (219) 284-9798 AGENDA OF THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION Third Floor Conference Room 7:30 p.m. - Regular Monthly Mtg. December 12, 1988 I. Call to Order II. Roll Call III. Public Hearing County/City Building A. Certificates of Appropriateness - (Reviews) 1) 314 W. LaSalle IV. REGULAR BUSINESS A. Approval of Minutes - November 14, 1988 B. Treasurer's Report - November, 1988 C. Correspondence D. Committee Reports 1. Certificates of Appropriateness. - (Reports.) a) 1120 E. Jefferson Elul b) 701 Portage - LL 2. Budget & Finance 3. Legal 4. Historic Districts a) Lincolnway East Historic District 5. Historic Landmarks a) 14912 Brick Rd. - LL b) 19109 Johnson Rd. - LL 6. Public Relations & Community Education 7. Director's Report V. Old Business VI. New Business a) 1989 HPC Meeting Schedule VI I . Hearing of Visitors --JIII. Announcements. & Miscellaneous Matters I. ADJOURNMENT `k.�w December S, 1988 HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION OF SOUTH BEND AND ST . JOSEPH COUNTY MEETING SCHEDULE & AGENDA STATEMENT The News Media: To insure compliance with the Indiana Open Door Law, as amended, the Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph County, Indiana has established the following schedule for 1989. DATE DAY TIME Jan. 16 Monday Feb. 20 Monday Mar. 20 Monday Apr. 17 Monday May 15 Monday Jun. 19 Monday Jul. 17 Monday Aug. 21 Monday Sep. 18 Monday Oct. 16 Monday Nov. 13 Monday Dec. 11 Monday 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. PLACE Alcoholic Beverage Commission Conference Room A, 3rd Floor, County/City Building Alcoholic Beverage Commission Conference Room A, 3rd Floor, County/City Building Alcoholic Beverage Commission Conference Room A, 3rd Floor, County/City Building Alcoholic Beverage Commission Conference Room A, 3rd Floor, County/City Building Alcoholic Beverage Commission Conference Room A, 3rd Floor, County/City Building Alcoholic Beverage Commission Conference Room A, 3rd Floor, County/City Building Alcoholic Beverage Commission Conference Room A, 3rd Floor, County/City Building Alcoholic Beverage Commission Conference Room A, 3rd Floor, County/City Building Alcoholic Beverage Commission Conference Room A, 3rd Floor, County/City Building Alcoholic Beverage Commission Conference Room A, 3rd Floor, County/City Building Alcoholic Beverage Commission Conference Room A, 3rd Floor, County/City Building Alcoholic Beverage Commission Conference Room A, 3rd Floor, County/City Building An agenda for the meetings is available on Wednesday afternoon, prior to the meeting. Additional matters not requiring a public hearing may be added to the agenda prior to the commencement of the meeting. If the above schedule is revised, you will be notified. If you wish to receive a copy of the agenda of the meetings, please notify the Commission in writing. Sincerely, Lynette Jentoft-Nilsen Director ft historic preservation commission of south bend and st. joseph county ROOM 1123 COUNTY CITY BUILDING south bend, indiana 46601 (219 284-9798) Id 0 T I C E There will be a meeting of the Historic Districts Committee of the Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend & St. Joseph County to discuss the following items: Lincolnway East Historic District The meeting will take lace at December 2, 1988in Area Plan Conference Room 9 P 12 noon 11th Floor of the County/City Building. historicpreservation co ission of south bend -and st. joseph county ROOM 1123 COUNTY CITY BUILDING south bend, indiana 46601 (219) 284-9798 M E M O R A N D U M TO: HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMITTEE FROM: BRIAN POLAND DATE: DECEMBER 7, 1988 SUBJECT: Meeting of December 2, 1988 Enclosed please find a copy of the minutes from the meeting on Lincolnway East. Review the minutes for accuracy. The committee members will need to have a motion to approve the minutes. Thanks. HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMITTEE HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION OF SOUTH BEND AND ST. JOSEPH COUNTY December 2, 1988 Area Plan Commission Conference Room Members Present: Martha Choitz; Committee Chairman, John Oxian; Janeanne Petrass. Members Absent: Gina DeLaurelle Also Present: Joann Sporleder; Lynette Jentoft-Nilsen; Brian Poland; Karen Kiemnec; Leigh Engelhardt, Cameraman, Channel 28. The topic of discussion was the recent introduction of an ordinance in the Common Council to amend the boundaries of the Lincolnway East Historic District. The background on the formation of the historic district was presented. The district was designated in 1984 by the Common Council. In 1985, the National Park Service certified the local district "as meeting substantially all the requirements for listing of districts in the National Register of Historic Places." The district was also determined eligible for listing on the National Register. As a result of this status, one known property owner has taken advantage of the historic rehab tax credit program. The evolution of the districts boundaries were reviewed. The discussion then moved to the particulars of the Council action and the subsequent ramifications. Based on conversations with the N.P.S., it is expected that if the local boundaries are changed, the certification of the district will be removed and may require the payback of the tax credits by the property owner. Ms. Kiemnec expressed concern that a serious negative precedent for the whole state will be set it the council action succeeds. Ms. Sporleder requested that the names on the petition be verified as to them being current owners. Also the Council should be informed that the HPC does not operate under the state enabling legislation. The date of the Area Plan meeting to review the ordinance was verified as to being December 20, 1988 at 3:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Discussion w.li11 occur later to review who will remonstrate at the meeting. Mr. Oxian moved to request that the Council ordinance be withdrawn; or to request that the ordinance be tabled; or that the HPC procedures are properly adhered to; Mrs. Petrass seconded; motion passed. Revised Minutes as amended at the 12/12/88 HPC meeting. 1� y � '�i 1 � _ v /. r� � Q.. r Fk a n. 3 � �!� 'S 1. i cn) n - r El Of soLlth bend and st. joseph County ROOM, 1123 COUNTY CITY BUILDING south bend, indimm 46601 (219) 284-9798 NE1-10RAr11)UM TO: HPC Members FROM: Brian DATE: 11/22/88 SUBJECT: LWE C of A's Upon review of the Certificates of Appropriateness files, the following is summary of the results. Only thirteen properties have had any Certificates of Appropriateness. Eight of these properties are located within the area that is requested to be deleted. A total of 17 actual CofA's have been applied for the 13 properties. Eight of the 17 are from the area that is requested to be deleted. y LINCOLNWAY EAST ADDRESS DATE REQUEST DECISION/COMMENTS * 1422 Leer St. (1) 8/86 garage roof approved garage door replacement approved porch replacement approved, but not constructed * 1422 Leer St. (1) 6/87 new porch/stoop approved aluminum siding approved —Variance 1154 LWE 1) 1/86 removal of rear enclosed exterior stairway approved 1164 LWE (2) 9/87 landscaping approved new garage approved 10/87 demo old garage approved special meeting bec of 2 accessory bldgs. 1216 LWE (4) 5/85 new roof approved 8/85 tree removal/rear parking lot approved 11/85 sign approved 4/86 fence/new garage approved; all of this was related to tax credit project. 1222 LWE (1) 5/85 shed removal from outbldg approved 1228 LWE (1) 9/88 new garage approved 1312 LWE (1) 4/86 reroof approved �^ 1322 LWE (1) 7/85 A/C placement approved 1322 LWE (1) 3/88 front door replacement approved; also technical assistance for paint colors 1334 LWE (1) 4/87 new roof approved 1346 LWE (1) 11/85 tree removal approved new sign approved paving rear approved porch/balustrade repairs approved 1522 Ottawa Court (1) 4/87 reroof garage approved tree removal approved with landscape consultant; comments •1 C of A's in area requested for deletion by resent ordinance -CofA's by Year Deletion area Remainder area 1985 2 4 1986 2 2 1987 3 1 !988 1 1 1-r t ES E3 l E3 Z va 4v� si e j k CI i 4�.. EI an ti: 6;s� F I H 5 S E of south bend and st. joseph county ROOM 1123 CO' 'CITY BUILDING south hend, indiana 46601 (219) 284-9798 MEMORANDUM TO: HPC Members FR O1: Brian Poland DATE: November 18, 1988 SUBJECT: demo from Eugenia Schwartz (Amendment of Historic District) Attached you will find a copy of the memo sent to David Chapleau by Eugenia Schwartz concerning the amendment of an Historic District as discussed at the November 14, 1988 HPC meeting. CITY ATTORNEY IS OFFICE FROM: SUBJECT: DAVID CHAPLEAU r 1 EUCENIA S. SCHFdAIiTG ,/11 �� AMENDMENT OF HISTORIC DISTRI C`I' DATE: FEB. 21, 1986 A question has arisen in the Lincolnway East historic district about how property owners who do not wish to be included in the district any long er (their property is currently in the district) can cause their property to be omitted from tlrat district. The South Ben�I Mun-l_eipal Code sections dealing with Historic Preservatio�i Commission addi°es, only the creation of a district by the Common Council through the passage of an ordinance. SBMC 21-117.2: Said ordinance shall be init,.lated In the usual manner: by a mei;iber of the Common Council; by a petition by the owners of fifty (50) percent or more of the subject; area; or by the Area Plan Commission. I find nothing in the ordinance which addr•eoses deletion of the area or a portion of the area. Vollowi.nt_; the usual rules of st,.tutorry eonstrrietion, therefore, it; is my opinion that the only way to amend the I):L ;tortc district; ordinance would be by the same process as one 1•Kas established, that is, that; the amendment be initiated by a Cornlu;�n Council member, by a petition of the owners of fifty percent or ;More of the subject Aarea, or by the Area. Plan Commission. Further, by the language oi' the code section, "of the subject area," I belj_eve that that refers to the area to be designated an historic district or still to be included in the historic district In the amended oLcJin-ince, rather than the area to be omitted from the historic distr-I-ct. I have discu:t!3ed this tnterpreta.ti.on with Kevin Butler, who Agreed with this interpretatlor}:, In your al:,sence, therefore, I have advised Karen Kieranec of i,i1e historic Preservation Commis»i.on, David Roo.3, who had been coat rcted by John Voorde about the mr.tter upon receipt of an inquiry by one of the property owners who wished to be out of the district, and a lady named "Irene" who lives in the district and opposes it. It; appears, and I have so advised these people, that v;r�ile a. property owner's petition to remove themselves from the rt�o n t #* David Chapleau Feb. 21, 1986 Page 2 historic district would not; init late mi avii(�tiding ordinance, the ordinance could still be initiated by a Common Council member or by the Area Plan Commission. Please contact me .i_i' you have any questions about this I;lcaI; t,ei,. c c . Davie Roos t�,are-n Kiejiiiioo I / • Tj.i°.ii1.;.�,= .w-��-�� .,,..!_;��..C./L..'�l.i L/,�i,.,,f✓.'.. �:,_�ji, \/��..'.�/.:�llrl,/��J l,��,✓f..A�/t.t+.•+:.��L'1..1i:�.� .,. .. .____.. C��,1. �•�rtlCi."°�.�'°"� -1, 4..�%',,.�,..4.,,��:!-�..� IOL�z -Le- 14 Lincolnway East, DwRiondLion 15/5/33 !Wetinq "n Fornraf_ ion of diqLr ict attended by mcs . l r'pHe hus`> (hold at 1 312 i ENE) . ; 1/ UK, copy of r'eLice for meeting to he held at 1312 LWE Millen went out to all iYs i dents. Attended by approximately 20 resident!. firs. Beck and HPC mewhers John Win, Kann Sporl eder, and Koren. boundaries and standar,is discussed. 31/21/83 Neinhbirhood reprvsentdOves pit HPC meeting to read reasens For requesting designation, Announced puhl is hea r i nq to he held at December meeting. � 19/ r> r n 1�, 1�; i,.i OWL is �r�'�irir,�� c, r designation. L,. +al notice in SGT an iri Col.nty fleas. No Oissenters. 1Article in SBI indicni &q that HPC asked Common Council to e ddd 1 rading so there could be another meeting with nei ghLorhoud. i!24/ 4 Meeting held for dIssu&qrs-only G peoPle showed Up at. 1164 Lll; I -1 r ; : ,. Z 6101 Ll First. Reading - Common Louncit 4/10/84 NL't.i, n( ne sent out for 4/19/14 meeting with War off - reply sir,L . ;' 19/8 + Meeting Old at Tut(. libiyry. 15!T" Public Hearing of Atop Plan - no dissenUrs; legally advertised. Q 1 IN Public Warm of Council - no d lssOnt:evs; legally udvert ised. 1) File a petition of at lensL ` 1% of the proporLy owner, of the current boundaries of the historic district that reyuents a new vote. 2) Bold the vote. 3) If the majority of the property owners vote to retaW historic district: status, the district wLU remain in effect. 4) 11 the majority of the property owners vote to remove historic district status. a new ordinance to remove the district status will need to go through the prescribed public hearing process. 5) Public hearing; process: a. First Reading at regularly scheduled monthly meeting of the Historic Preservation Commission b. historic District Committee C. Second Reading at regularly scheduled monthly meeting of the HISLoric PreservnLion Commission for a vote to recommend or not to the Common Counc i! d. First Reading pit a regularly scheduled meeting of the Common Council 01 Area Ilan Commission mectlns' f . Second Reading "L a regularly scheduled meeting of the Common G;unci1 Certification of Local Historic Districts 36 CFR 67.9 (g) March 12, 1984 1) Changes to local district boundaries will void the certification of the district, therefore, would require recertification of remainder of district based on an analysis of the character of the removed portion in relation to the whole district. 2) IRS regulations unclear on effect that removal and certification will have on tax credits obtained. Related example in the case where a fire destroyed a building that used tax credits - the owner was required to repay credits. The assumption is that this occurred during the recapture period i.e. 5 years after building was put into service. John Hnedak NPS, Philadelphia Tom Gavin, IRS 215-597-4502 J I won' sit 4al L 17 L W L J L__J L SIX PARK 7 ON 81 i W A Q 7 QTAJKA 01 ct peI CT! r ----I SAYS. -LT i Boa E I RO IL LLI, C I — — — 711 Q El E�l Z _AST P,-, C C1, 1% CENIRAL rTc jt! I., r L-1 T'A % 77 ��.: j 1 � I� �_ nI (- � � (� (' [:::j E_ E7fn Lincoinway East Historic District LL _7 . ................. F-I L, 0 JLJ i 1 IT V/A ry z1v • zz - u T MEETING REPORT November 10, 1988 Quarterly Regional Meeting of the Historic District Commissions - Michigan City, IN. At this meeting, David Baker, administrator for the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission, presented information on their Certificate of Appropriateness procedure. A summary of the major points of discussion follows: The Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission has three levels of review: staff, hearing officer and full commission. Staff is able to approve routine matters and requests that clearly meet the standards. This includes landscaping, paint colors, and new roofs. The hearing officer, currently a staff member, reviews rehabilitation activities and handles appeals from the staff level. The officer meets weekly and requires a legal notice 10 days prior to the hearing. The applicant is required to notify two property owners adjacent to each side. This notification must occur 15 days prior to the hearing. After the hearing, a five day waiting period is required to allow for any remonstrance before a C of A is issued. Currently there is a proposal to reduce the 5 days to 3, thus shortening the 3 week period from application to approval to 2.5 weeks. The full HPC hears applications involving new construction, moves, demolitions, rezonings and appeals from the hearing officer. No fees are charged for staff approvals, but there is an elaborate fee schedule for items reviewed by the IHPC or the hearing officer. The IHPC also has a separate approval status called a Certificate of Authorization. This is granted in situations where IHPC did not consider the project appropriate but said it was okay under the special circumstances. BLP:ef historicpreservation c®mmossmn of south bend and st. joseph county ROOM 1123 COUNTY CITY BUILDING south bend, indiana 46601 (219) 284-9798 December 12, 1988 STAFF REPORT 314 W. LaSalle South Bend, IN 46601 Proposal: A. The owner proposes to change the sign design approved at the Historic Preservation Commission December, 1987 meeting to one of the two designs submitted for Greta's Consignments. B. The owner also requests a variance for a second sign to be located in the parking lot near LaSalle and Lafayette Streets to identify the parking lot and the owner's two businesses in that block. Standards: Only one appropriate identifying sign will be permitted per business. Recommendation: A. The new designs are more appropriate to the historic shape of the original Candy Store sign and to the scale of the building. Staff recommends approval. B. The owner requests a sign in this location at the far corner of the lot to help identify the parking lot and the two businesses she operates that are 150' from the corner. The overall shape of the sign alludes to the gable end pattern of the Candy Store and the design repeats the use of fish scale shingles, porch spindle and lattice details found on the store. The sign appears to be approximately 6.5 feet from grade to the top, and is of a relatively large size for the building. If it were located next to the building it would tend to dwarf it and thus be inappropriate in size. Staff can give a favorable recommendation for this sign if it is clearly stated that while the sign size is inappropriate, it is acceptable in this case because "it is located far enough away from the building so as not to cause a negative visual impact on the historic building." Hstadc preservat'E'an c ®t1 !I LI IJ L! tJ E g g u a t! of south bend and st. joseph county ROOM 1123 COUNTY CITY BUILDING south bend, indiana 46601 (219) 284-9798 M I N U T E S Regular Meeting Third Floor Conference Room December 12, 1925 Room 323 County/City Building I. Call to Order The meeting was called to order at 7:36 p.m. II. Roll Call MEMBERS PRESENT: Mrs. Joann Spor1eder; Mr. John Oxian; Mr. Herb Herendeen; Mrs. Martha Choitz; Mr. Charlie Hayes; Mrs. Gina DeLaruel1e; Mrs. Janeanne Petrass; Mr. F.J. Nimtz; Mr. David Chapleau, Deputy City Attorney; Ms. Lynette Jentoft-Nilsen, Director; Mr. Brian Poland, Survey Manager; Mrs. Elaine Fountain, Records Manager; Mr. hip Normand, Research Assistant. MEMBERS ABSENT: Mr. Odell Newburn. ALSO PRESENT: Mr. Mark Do11ase. III. A. Certificates of Appropriateness 1) 314 W. LaSalle A. Owner proposes to change the sign design approved at the HPC December, 1987 meeting to either of the two submitted (see Appendices_. B and C). Mr. Oxian moved to approve the sign with the rounded corners which is to be placed on the porch of the candy store (see Appendix: B) ; Mrs. Choitz seconded; motion passed. B. Owner requests a variance for a second sign (see Appendix D) to be located in the parking lot near LaSalle and Lafayette Streets to identify the parking lot and the owner's two businesses in that block. Mr. Oxian moved to approve the variance with the condition that all zoning and building requirements be met and that if any changes are to be made, that they be referred to HPC for approval; Mrs. Choitz seconded; motion passed. December 12, 1988 PAGE 1 IV. Reqular Business A. Approval of Minutes Mr. Oxian moved to approve minutes as sent; Mr. Nimtz seconded; motion passed. B. Treasurer's Report Mr. Nimtz moved to approve treasurer's report; Mrs. DeLaurelle seconded; motion passed. C. Correspondence (Appendix A) D. Committee Reports 1. Certificate of Appropriateness a) 1120 E. Jefferson - EW Mr. Poland reported that staff approved the removal of a diseased/dead mulberry tree located at the rear of the property. b) 701 Portage - Firehouse Theatre - LL Mr. Poland reported staff approved the installation of curbing as part of Project No. MG-000-C Fed Rd. 2. Budget &- Finance a) Survey Records Management and RP-3 Grants Ms. Jentoft-Nilsen reported that requests to the DNR were submitted for the continuation of the Survey Records Management grant (SRM) in the amount of $28,000 as well as a request for $15,000 to initiate a Resource Protection Planning Project (RP3). 3. Legal No Report December 12, 1988 PAGE 2 4. Historic Districts a) Lincolnway East Historic District Mr. Poland reported that minutes of the December 2, 1988 Historic District Committee were sent to the members <see Appendix. E). Mr. Oxian requested the motion be corrected to read: Mr. Oxian moored to request that the Council ordinance be withdrawn; or to request that the ordinance be tabled; or that the HPC procedures are properly adhered to. Mr. Oxian moved to approved minutes as amended; Mr. Herendeen seconded; motion passed. Ms. Jentoft-Nilsen reported a letter was sent on December 6, 1988 to Mr. Soderberg requesting that he set up a meeting .with LWE residents in the district. Mr. Oxian requested that copies of the letter be sent to Councilman John Voorde and Richard Johnson, Director of the Area Plan Commission. Mrs. Choitz requested that copies of the LVIE resolution be sent to City Council members as well as the Area Plan Commission; Mrs. DeLaruel1e seconded; motion parsed. 5. Historic Landmarks a) 14912 Brick Rd. - LL h•s. Jentoft-Nilsen reported that there was no change in status. b) 19109 Johnson Rd. - LL Ms. Jentoft-Nilsen reported a follow-up certified letter was sent to and received by Mr. and Mrs. Hay concerning the amendment of the legal description of this. property. 6. Public Relations & Community Education No Report 7. Director's Report a) The Interiors Conference for Historic Buildings Ms. Jentoft-Nilsen reported she attended The Interiors Conference for Historic Buildings in Philadelphia. b) Studebaker Corridor Ms. Jentoft-Nilsen reported that Jon Hunt and K. C. Pocius of Economic Development will provide the HPC .with a tour of the targeted area of the Studebaker Corridor when a convenient time can be set up. December 12, 1988 PALE 3 �. Old Business No Report VI. New Business a) 1959 HFC Meeting Schedule Mr. Herendeen moved to approve the 1989 HFC Meeting Schedule; Mrs. Choitz seconded; motion passed. VII. Hearing of Visitors a) Studebaker Corridor Mr•. Normand, HFC research assistant presented more specific information regarding buildings in the Studebaker Corridor fringe area potentially threatened by demolition (see Appendix F). VIII. Announcements L Miscellaneous Matters No Report Mr. Qxian moved to adjourn; Mr. Nimtz seconded; meeting adjourned at 9:28 .m. December 12, 1988 FACE 4 Appendix A HPC Correspondence December 7, 1988 a. Old -House Journal, November/December, 1988. b. Invitation from HLFI to a Christmas Open House on Sunday, December 11, 1988, 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. in Indianapolis_.. C. Invitation from HLFI for Holiday Candlelight Tour, December 11, 1988, 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. in Indianapolis. d. Preservationist, November/December, 1988 from HLFI. e. Preservation News, November, 1988 from National Trust. f. Historic Preservation, November/December, 1988 from National Trust. File; TR RF DEC 88 LINE ITE4! (212) POSTAGE $500 (213) TRAVEL $250 (214) MILEAGE $200 (215) BOOKS $100 (220) CO F E R $250 (241) PRINTING $100 (242) L D4hK AD $300 (243) RHO OB $300 1:252) EQUIPMENT $ 75 (261) LEGAL SERJ $375 (263) TECH ASST $350 (265) LEGAL NOTE $ 50 (360) OFFICE SUP $750 (V DUES $ 50 <5---- SUBSCRIP $ 5O TOTAL HISTORIC PRES FUND SUR REC MG4ET FUND SUR REC MGMT 11 FUND TOTAL GRAND TOTAL SMALL TOWN SURVEY Page ! REV BUDGE 1988 CURRENT BILLS YEAR TO DATE OUIE US BALA.111c $340.64 $51.24 $340.84 $0.00 $0.0@ $250.0O $0.00 $250.00 $0.00 $0.0G $230.11 $0.00 $230.11 $0.00 $0.00 $63.20 $O.00 $63.20 $0.00 $0.00, $250.00 $0.00 $250.00 $0.00 $0.0B $171.40 $4.26 $171.40 $0.00 $0.00 $65.71 $0.00 *35.71 $0.00 IO.Flu $300.00 $300.00 $30O.00 $0.00 $o.00 $55.00 $0.00 $35.00 $0.00 $o,BB $1,001.00 $1,001.00 $1,001.00 $0.00 $13.00 $118.43 $118.43 $118.48 $0.00 $0.0G $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $806.31 $56.31 $806.31 $Q.CIO $U.oe $25.00 $0.00 $25.00 $0.00 $0,00 $43.00 $0.00 $43.00 $0.00 $0.0G $3,700.O0 $1,531.24 $3,700.O0 $0.00 $0.00 $21'135.00 $0.00 $21,135.00 1-0.00 $0.00 $18,154.07 $0.00 $18,154.07 $0.00 $0.00 $14,000.00 $0.00 $8,488.79 $0.00 $5,511.21 $53,289.07 $0.00 $47,777.86 $0.00 $5,511.21 $56,989.07 $1,531.24 $51,477.86 $0.00 1-5,511.21 $1.027.45 $0.00 $0.00 $42.50 $1,069.95