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--replace porch foundation with brick or concrete pier supports. --leave roof and entablature intact --replace existing brick porch steps in front with wood risers/treads --leave brick side steps for foundation concerns Mr. Pastor reported that the staff considered this proposal to be a positive step, in keeping with the pertinent standards, towards restoration of the building. Approval was therefore recommended. Mr. Tidmarsh then told the HPC he had decided to use brick pier supports, not concrete. The bricks to be used were part of the present structure. Mrs. Sporleder moved to approve the proposal; Mr. Welsheimer seconded the motion. Mr. Oxian added that the COA should stipulate brick pier supports. Motion approved unanimouslv. 2. 1049 Riverside Drive --Riverside LHD. This COA concerned the installation of a 9' high pole, backboard, and basketball hoop in front of the garage, in a flared rear drive apron. Mr. Pastor summarized the staff report and distributed polaroids of the site. He directed the commission members' attention to the schematized drawing of the hoop included in their April information packets. The staff recommended approval of the proposal because the unit would be difficult to see from the street; moreover, the unit was freestanding, and well clear of any historically relevant fabric. The owner, Mr. Tom Price,*said Mr. Pastor had presented an adequate description of the project; he had nothing to add. Mrs. Sporleder moved to approve the proposal; Mr. Welsheimer seconded the motion. Approved unanimouslv. 3. 630 W. Washington --Local Landmark Mr. Pastor summarized the staff report. This house, rated 0-13, was built in 1886 by James Oliver. It was protected both as a City Landmark and as a part of the Southhold Restorations facade easement program. Plans were now underway to convert the property 2