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0 house and outbuildings (approximately one and a half acres, see Appendix B). Mr. Oxian made a motion to accept the report and to hold first reading on the amendment to the ordinance; Mrs. Choitz seconded; motion passed. 4) (52060) Quince Road - Report Ms. Straw gave a report on (52060) Quince Road (see Appendix C). Mr. Oxian made a motion to refer possible landmark designation to the Landmark Committee; Mrs. Choitz seconded; motion passed; Mr. Hayes voted nay. d. Legal Mr. Nimtz read the minutes from the October 14 Legal Committee (see Appendix D). Ms. Kiemnec reported on the Certified Local Government Program. She asked permission to pursue funding which is available for CLG Program and to have the final draft of the grant, which is due November 15, reviewed by the Executive Committee. Mr. Nimtz so moved; Mr. Hayes seconded; motion passed. e. Public Relations & Community Education • Ms. Kiemnec distributed copies of the Historic District Brochure. She also requested permission to pursue funding for a downtown brochure which will include buildings in the Multiple Resource Area and public art and sculpture. Mr. Nimtz so moved; Mr. Hayes seconded; motion passed. • f. Environmental Impact Statement 1) 815 Arch Ms. Kiemnec reported that a Certificate of Appropriateness had been issued for 815 Arch for two new casement windows in the second floor dormer. 2) 60717 Locust The owner of 60717 Locust Road, Mrs. Margaret Wickizer, requested permission to have the two piers at the end of the driveway of her landmark house rebuilt. Mr. Oxian made a motion that the Commission recommend the rebuilding of both piers. They required that the mortar be matched to that of the house; the mortar be a soft mortar according to a formula indicated by the Commission; the piers be cleaned with a mild solution with no acid content; that no sealer be used; and that the joints be well sealed but not raked. Mrs. Petrass 4