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JOANN SPORLEDER: Would you have any other place to put the fence? ERIN CAMILLERI: In speaking with Karen, she gave a suggestion of keeping a portion of the fence and incorporating it into our garden. Considering the fact that we are starting from scratch and creating the garden as we go, it is a good suggestion. We would love to be able to keep a portion of the fence; but, if it was possible to give as much of the fence as we could to someone who would be able to use it, then we would go that route. We would also like to keep a smaller section of the fence for our garden. E JOHN OXIAN: Is this fence a square style fence? ERIN CAMILLERI: No, I have pictures showing what the fence looks like if you would like to see ' them. I also have a letter here from my neighbors the (Stockram's). stating that they are aware of this and would appreciate having something done with this fence also. KAREN HAMMOND-NASH: There is also a similar letter from Shannon and William Brewster stating that they agreed that it would be fine to have the stockade ;fence removed in favor of the new. picket fence that the Camilleris would like in its place. JOANN SPORLEDER: Do you have a place to store the wire fence while you are waiting to find { . someone else that can use it? -- _ ERIN CAMILLERL No, we only have a small storage shed and there is not enough room to s properly store the fence. JOANN SPORLEDER: Does the fence come in sections of length or is it continuous except for where it is broken? ERIN CAMILLERI: - I would say that the fence is continuous except for where it is broken. - -- MARY JANE CHASE: I will make a motion to approve the application to replace the wire fence with a picket fence. That a portion of the wire fence be saved to incorporate into the landscaping. JOANN SPORLEDER: Seconds the motion and the motion passes unanimously. 2. 2003-0509; 1342 East Wayne Street North; Plant three Bradford Pear ornamental fruit trees in tree lawn. KAREN HAMMOND NASH: (See attached staff report). WILLIAM LAMIE: (The Liddell's architect was present to answer questions from commission members). JOANN SPORLEDER: What i have been hearing from arborists at the various Arbor Day Foundation meetings that I have attended with my husband; they are really down on the Bradford pear trees. I don't know why; but, they really just can't stand them.