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Phase One, 1025 Hudson Avenue: 1. Remove all aluminum siding and fabricated limestone. 2. Remove existing front porch. 3. Replace all missing crown moldings above windows and doors. New moldings will be poplar and will resemble original moldings as close as possible. 4. Replace trim piece around entire house that separates the 8" and 4" siding. Trim piece will be poplar and will resemble original as close as possible. 5. Patch in siding and missing molding around door on north side of house to match front door on house. New siding will be cedar and will match original as close as possible. 6. Replace three missing roof braces, two on the East Side of house and one on West Side of house. New braces will be poplar and will match existing (original) roof braces as close as possible. 7. Replace rotting fascia board on shed dormer on north side of home. Material will be poplar. 8. Prep and paint entire home. 9. Build new open -air pergola to replace front porch. Plans per Kit Architecture, derived from photographs provided by previous owner. Material will be cedar. 10. Build new pergola over side door on West Side of home per plans from Kil Architecture. Material will be cedar. 11. Replace all existing aluminum storm and screen windows with full -length screens and storms constructed from cedar to match originals on home, per photos, as close as possible. Phase Two, 1025 Hudson Avenue: 1. Build small addition on north side of home, southwest corner, to allow roofline to be brought down symmetrically to provide foundation support for extension of shed dormer. This small addition will serve as an outside utility area. 2. Extend the shed dormer on the north side of the home to become a sleeping pore. The existing three double -hung windows will be removed and will be replaced with double french- glass doors. 3. The two double -hung windows on the first floor, east side, northeast comer will be removed and replaced with wood awning windows (half the size of the double -hung) to allow for more privacy and promote better fiuniture placement of the interior room. 4. Remove the single double hung window on the north side of the home, northeast comer, and replace with a "bump -out' which will contain two double -hung windows. This addition will be similar to the "bump- outs" found on both the east and west sides of the home. The interior of the bump -out will contain built -in drawers and a window seat. 5. Remove existing small double -hung (vinyl) window in middle of first floor, north side and replace with 24 ", fir, french -glass door. This will lead directly into bathroom — thus ending the constant trail of dirt through the house on gardening days. 6. Build small recessed deck in recessed area on north side of home between existing first floor bedroom and new addition of utility closet (see #1). 7. Build small pergola, cedar, extending from recessed area on north side of home to resemble pergolas over the doors on the south and west sides of the home.