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HomeMy WebLinkAbout201 West North Shore Drive_AA 2025-1006Sarah Andrews, President HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION OF SOUTH BEND AND ST. JOSEPH COUNTY CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS The Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph County has approved the following work: Replace asphalt shingles roof with Asphalt shingles. Replace membrane roofing with new membrane roofing. Build up roof edge to increase gutter depth. Reline internal gutters with new membrane. Replace downspouts as needed to handle water flow. Install "K" style gutters at rear of house on bump out and roof covering basement stairs. Replace half round gutters with "K" style gutters on northeast sleeping porch. MILLWOOD ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION, Contractor for the following location: 201 W NORTH SHORE DR South Bend, IN, 46617 West North Shore Drive Application No. 2025-1006 in the County of St. Joseph; State of Indiana; which is: Located in a Local Historic District A Local Historic Landmark and found this application to be appropriate according to the Standards pertaining to Local Historic Landmarks and/or Local Historic Districts. Regulations pertaining to the Historic Preservation Commission are found in Chapter 21 (Zoning), South Bend Municipal Code and Chapter 26 of the St. Joseph County Code. The issuance of this certificate does NOT in any manner, release the recipient from the responsibility of complying with the requirements of the zoning ordinances, building codes, safety codes, ADA or other requirements of the City of South Bend, the County of St. Joseph, the State of Indiana, or the United States Federal Government. This certificate is good for one year from the date of issuance and is effective from the date entered herein. Plans are on file and open for public inspection at the office of the Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph County, 227 West Jefferson Blvd., Suite 1400 S, South Bend, Indiana, during normal business hours. THIS CERTIFICATE IS NOT TRANSFERABLE NAME OF APPLICANT:John & Josephine Broden CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY: Ross Van Overberghe Historic Preservation Administrator POST IN A CONSPICUOUS PLACE ON THE STREET SIDE OF THE PROJECT UNTIL COMPLETION OF ALL WORK. Phone: (574) 235-9371 E-mail: SBSJCHPC@southbendin.gov ROSS VAN OVERBERGHE Historic Preservation Administrator 10/10/2025DATE CERTIFICATE TAKES FORCE:10/10/2026DATE CERTIFICATE EXPIRES: Ord No. 6512-78 West North Shore Drive ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL Monday, October 6, 2025 Application for Certificate of Appropriateness Important Information Regarding this Request REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION AND SITE PLANS The Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph County cannot process an Application without required documentation. Comprehensive documentation provides a complete understanding of the project. Problems often occur during a project review or during the execution of the project when the property owner, staff or commissioners are unclear as to project specifics. Applications will NOT be processed without required documentation. Photographs may be submitted in digital format or in photographic print. When a project involves blueprints and/or site plans, one (1) set shall be submitted with the Application. Any documentation submitted to this office cannot be returned to the applicant. APPLICATION FEE The application processing fee for any Application for a Certificate Of Appropriateness is $20 Payment must accompany the application at the time of submission. For an electronically submitted application, payment must reach the HPC office within 48 hours following transmission. Payment can be made by credit card by contacting Business License Administrator Michelle Adams at (574) 235-5912; by cash in person in the Department of Community Investment on the 14th floor of the County City Building; or by check made out to City of South Bend. Applications will NOT be processed without the required fee. MEETING ATTENDANCE When an Application has been scheduled for any meeting, the owner, architect or contractor(s) retained for the project shall attend the meeting where their project will be reviewed and a decision rendered. Failure by the owner, architect, or contractor to attend such meetings may result in denial of the Application due to insufficient representation. CERTIFICATE ISSUANCE Certificates of Appropriateness will be filed with the Building Department of South Bend and St. Joseph County. A copy of the Certificate will be emailed directly to the owner and/or contractor(s) listed on the application. INSPECTION AUTHORITY All projects will be inspected during and following execution for compliance with the decision(s) rendered by the Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph County. Owner acknowledges that while the Historic Preservation Commission only considers Certificates of Appropriateness for exterior features, under certain circumstances it may be necessary for the Commission Staff to have access to the interior of the building in order to accurately assess the condition of the exterior feature and that the lack of access to the interior may prevent the Commission Staff from making a favorable recommendation. Any work performed on a historic landmark or in an historic district which does not conform to the Certificate of Appropriateness certificate shall be immediately halted by the Historic Preservation 1 Commission and the Building Department of South Bend and St. Joseph County. Fines may be levied for projects not in compliance. I read and understand the information above:Yes, Continue Date Monday, September 29, 2025 2 Proper ty Information Property Address for Proposed Work:201 W. North Shore Drive Property City South Bend Property Zip Code 46617 Property Owner Information:Jo M. Broden Owner Email Proposed Work and Project Information All projects must comply with applicable building and zoning codes. South Bend Zoning Ordinance St. Joseph County Zoning Ordinance Does your project involve any of the following? (Check all that apply):Roofs Contractor Information Millwood Roofing & Construction Main House Jack Reed, MBA, Estimator Contractor Phone Number (269) 269-3099 Contractor Email jack@millwoodconstruction.com Description of Proposed Work: Project 1: At main house structure we request permission to tear off, repair decking as needed & replace both the shingled areas of the roof & the large/highest flat membrane portion of the roof. Contractor will install blocking on the outside edge of the roof structure to lift that edge to re-establish/increase gutter drainage capacity. Structural settling over the years has decreased the gutter's edge resulting in ineffective gutter function. Rainfall (even light and moderate ) cascades over the edges, damaging structures and landscaping. Contractor will then re-line the internal gutter with new membrane (effectively covering the installed edge-blocking) and re-install right-sized downspouts. On the front portico section in par ticular, we are proposing adding K-style gutters along the portico roof and along the front of the house to then tie-into the existing downspout at the SE & SW corners (alternatively at the shadow columns on the house). K-style gutters may be a solution in other trouble areas. Malarkey Vista in "Midnight Black" shingles will be used . These are an identical match to the carriage house shingles. The carriage house also had K-style gutters and downspouts approved previously and installed with that roofing project. **We would like to have a staff member visit and conduct additional conversations with our contractor and us to finalize the details of our request. Because of the size, scope, and investment of the project, we need to get the best advice. Specification of Material via Manufacture Brochure:PDF architectural-shin….pdf File Upload Site Plans, Aerial Views, and/or Blueprints: One (1) set shall be submitted with the Application. 3 Uploaded documentation must show existing property lines, buildings, structures, and proposed project location(s). Hand Drawn Plans/Elevations are ok Photographs to include: each area affected by project, close up detail of project areas. Windows, Siding, and/or Door projects must include photographs of each window/door/siding affected by the project and detailed close up of condition Applications will not be processed if the required photographs and/or documentation are not included. Any documentation submitted to this office cannot be returned to the applicant. Project Type - List:Roofs Overhead View of Proposed Project Location(s):PDF Gutter Info_5188.pdf Quote/Evaluation(s) by Repair Professional (Optional): IMG_1514_4983.jpg 3.36 MB IMG_1515_8559.jpg 3.74 MB Photographs: 2.75 MB 3.21 MB 4 3.16 MB 3.24 MB Payment Invoice ID # INV-000200 Payment Method Pay via Card or PayPal 5 ARCHITECTURAL SHINGLE LINES Roofing Shingles Built to Do More… & Less PERFORMANCE ENGINEERED SUSTAINABLY DESIGNED WHY A MALARKEY SHINGLE? Unlike standard roofing shingles, Malarkey shingles are made with our patented NEX® Rubberized Asphalt for superior all-weather durability, Upcycled Rubber and Plastic to help reduce landfill waste, and Smog-Reducing Granules that help clean the air. Superior performance and better for the environment - why not a Malarkey shingle? Made Better Up to 2X Larger Nailing Area Up to 50% More Adhesive Bonds 2X Rain Seals Lasts Longer Up to 35% Greater Tear Strength Up to 65% Greater Granule Adhesion Up to Class 4 Impact Rating (highest rating possible) More Sustainable Upcycles ~5 Rubber Tires Upcycles ~3,200 Plastic Bags Cleans Smog Pollution like ~2 Trees *per roof 2 “We strive simply to make the highest-performing shingles in the most sustainable way.” – Dale Rushing, President Sustainable Performance™ 43 PERFORMANCEENGINEERED Ra in S eal Ra in Seal 1-5/16 " Standard Nailing Area Laminate Bond Laminate Bond Laminate Bon d Wi nd Sea l RFID TA G Ra in S eal Ra in Seal 1-5/16 " Standard Nailing Area Laminate Bond Laminate Bond Laminate Bon d Wi nd Sea l RFID TA G 7. Extra Laminate Bond Up to 50% more laminate bonds than standard shingles, rubberized with SEBS rubber polymers to improve adhesion, resist dry-out, and protect against shingle delamination. 8. Larger Wind Seal Larger wind seal, rubberized with SEBS rubber polymers to improve seal-down adhesion and resist dry-out, helps prevent wind from lifting the shingle up and off the roof. Wind warranties up to 130 mph. 9. RFID Tag RFID tag is placed on one shingle per 2-3 bundles to aid shingle identification, quality improvement, and lifecycle analysis. Rubberized asphalt, upcycled rubber and plastic, larger nailing area, tapered backing shim, double rain seals - industry-leading innovations that have earned Malarkey its reputation for the most technologically advanced, sustainably designed, performance roofing shingles. 4. The Zone® Larger Nailing Area Up to 2X larger nailing area creates a bigger nailing target, improving installation speed and accuracy. 5. Longer & Tapered Backing Shim Longer backing shim helps ensure nails secure BOTH shingle layers, (top and bottom) critical to preventing blow-offs. Tapered backing shim helps shingles lay flatter to better shed water and help prevent rain from blowing under the shingle and pooling (troughing), waiting to leak down a misplaced nail. 6. Fiberglass Mat Provides structural reinforcement and, combined with NEX® Rubberized Asphalt, from 10-35% greater tear strength than the industry standard (ASTM D3462). 1. NEX® Polymer Modified (Rubberized) Asphalt Asphalt core of shingle is strengthened with SBS rubber polymers for superior all-weather resilience and aging longevity. Up to Class 4 hail impact rating (highest rating possible). Insurance discounts often apply. 2. Upcycled Rubber & Plastic Polymers from recycled rubber and plastic improve shingle durability and aging resistance, while helping reduce landfill waste. Each average-sized roof (30 squares) upcycles the equivalent of ~5 tires and ~3,200 plastic bags.1 3. Extra Rain Seal 2X the rain seals of standard shingles, rubberized with SEBS rubber polymers to improve adhesion, resist dry-out, and provide extra leak protection from wind-blown rain. 02 - Upcycled Rubber & Plastics 01 - NEX® Rubberized Asphalt 05 - Longer & Tapered Backing Shim 06 - Fiberglass Mat 10 - Ceramic-Coated Granules - Smog-Reducing Granules - Algae-Resistant Granules07 - Extra Laminate Bond 08 - Larger Wind Seal 04 - The Zone® Larger Nailing Area03 - Extra Rain Seal 10. Ceramic-Coated Granules Roofing Granules add color vibrancy and protect the shingle from hail impact and UV aging, while NEX® Rubberized Asphalt delivers up to 65% greater granule adhesion than the industry standard (ASTM D3462). Smog-Reducing Granules Blend of photocatalytic 3M™ Smog-Reducing Granules harness sunlight to actively clean the air of smog emission pollutants like nitrogen dioxide (NO2). Each average-sized roof (30 squares) has the smog-fighting potential of ~2 trees.2 Algae-Resistant Granules Blend of algae-resistant 3M™ Copper Granules helps prevent black streaks caused by algae growth. Up to Limited Lifetime Algae Warranty. Malarkey Industry First Foremost, a shingle must perform and last. 09 - RFID Tag 65 “70% of homeowners plan to choose eco-friendly materials for their next home renovation.” – 3M Homeowner Survey MALARKEY ECO-OFFSET PER ROOF (assumes 30 squares of Vista® shingles) 5 Rubber Tires Diverted from the Landfill 3.2K Plastic Bags Diverted from the Landfill 2 Trees ‘Planted’ to Help Clean the Air Product Longevity Made with rubberized asphalt for greater strength, durability, granule adhesion, and impact resistance, Malarkey shingles last longer – the very definition of sustainable. Cleaner Technology Rubberized asphalt is a cleaner technology resulting in much fewer emissions than the oxidized asphalt process used to make standard shingles. Waste Diversion All Malarkey shingle manufacturing facilities are GreenCircle Certified for Waste Diversion from Landfill. Global Warming In the Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) compiled by the Asphalt Roofing Manufacturer’s Association (ARMA), Malarkey shingles are shown to have up to 26% less embodied carbon than standard shingles, greatly reducing their global warming potential. Upcycled Content Recycled content can sometimes diminish product quality. Malarkey upcycles rubber and plastic that improve product performance. Malarkey shingles are GreenCircle Certified for Recycled Content. Smog-Reducing Granules Clean air is a concern of us all, which is why we integrate smog-reducing granules. These innovative granules harness sunlight to help clean the air of smog emission pollutants. SUSTAINABLY DESIGNED We all share the same roof over the same home. Malarkey is committed to circular roofing – less waste and pollution, longer lasting products and materials, and the preservation of nature. Environmental stewardship and conservation. 87 SHOWN IN BLACK OAK “One of the amazing parts of working with Malarkey is that they upcycle materials to reduce the impact on our environment with their products!” – Anytime Roofing, Inc. Seattle +++ Upcycled Rubber Polymers Durability, Aging, Sustainability High-Grade Asphalt Waterproofing & Granule Adhesion MALARKEY’S PATENTED NEX® RUBBERIZED ASPHALT FORMULA Upcycled Plastic Polymers Strength & Sustainability 11 Synthetic Rubber Polymers (SBS) Strength, Flexibility, Aging “The addition of rubber polymers to asphalt shingles was an absolute game-changer! Not only does this allow Malarkey to recycle rubber tires, it also makes the shingle more resilient to hail due to the shock dispersion of rubber.” – Marshall Anliker, Assurance Exteriors, Kansas 109 Standard Shingle Technology (Oxidized Asphalt) Standard roofing shingles are made of oxidized asphalt, an old technology that uses oxygen and extreme heat to dry-out and harden asphalt for use in shingles. The problem is that oxidation dries-out the asphalt too much. Like over-baking a cookie, oxidized asphalt becomes hard and brittle – more prone to breaking and cracking; and like dried-out glue, loses its extreme stickiness, resulting in premature granule loss. RUBBERIZED ASPHALT(& ADHESIVE) TECHNOLOGY Malarkey pioneered polymer modified (rubberized) asphalt roofing shingles, a superior, sustainable, and cleaner (fewer emissions) technology that sets the standard for modern shingle-making. Malarkey Shingle Technology (Rubberized Asphalt) Malarkey invented rubberized asphalt roofing shingles. Our patented NEX® Polymer Modified (Rubberized) Asphalt formulation uses SBS virgin rubber polymers, and upcycled rubber and plastic polymers, to strengthen the asphalt core of the shingle for stronger, longer, all-weather durability. Rubberization enhances asphalt’s suppleness to resist thermal dry-out (aging longevity) and stickiness to better adhere and embed granules (granule retention), while adding rubberlike flex to resist tears and breaks and shock dispersion to better absorb and deflect force impact without damage (impact resistance). Rubberized Adhesive We also rubberize the adhesive used throughout the shingle (wind seal, rain seals, laminate bonds) with SEBS rubber polymers for stronger seal-down action and greater resistance to thermal dry-out. Upcycled Sustainability In addition to virgin polymers, we also incorporate upcycled rubber and plastic polymers. These recycled polymers improve shingle strength and durability, while also benefiting the shingle with an anti-UV aging ingredient inherent in tires. Recycled ingredients extending product life and landfill life. A true win-win! Asphalt weathering, rubber tough, environmentally conscious. 1211 It takes over 6,000 nails to properly secure a roof. Even one out of place can cause a leak or void a wind warranty. It’s why we invented The Zone® larger nailing area – the industry’s first. Side view of shingle laying flat: Larger Nailing Area Longer backing shim Double rain seals Long, tapered backing shim improves water flow to help prevent troughing. Short, blocked backing shim increases risk of leaks from troughing. Wide Nailing Area Standard Nailing Area ‘Larger’ Nailing Area Potential for Troughing & Leaks Wider nailing lines create a bigger nailing target, while a longer backing shim, helps ensure nails also secure the bottom shingle layer – critical to helping prevent uplift and blow-offs. Competitor shingles can have a smaller nailing area that’s hard to hit, or a ‘false’ larger nailing area with wider nailing lines on the top of the shingle, but a short backing shim, so even nails that hit within the wider nailing lines can still fail to secure the short, bottom (back) shingle layer. Standard Nailing Area Nail misses back shingle layer LARGER NAILING AREA Malarkey invented the larger nailing area, called The Zone®, which consists of 4 key components: 1.) Wider nailing lines on the top of the shingle create a bigger nailing target to improve installation speed and accuracy, 2.) Longer backing shim helps ensure nails also secure the bottom shingle layer – critical to preventing shingle uplift and blow-offs, 3.) Tapered backing shim helps shingles lay flatter to better shed water and help prevent rain from blowing under the shingle and pooling (troughing), waiting to leak down a misplaced nail, and 4.) Extra rain seal helps keep out wind-blown rain. Malarkey Shingle - Nailing Area Top view, partial section of shingle: Competitor Shingles - Nailing Area Top view, partial section of shingle: Installation accuracy is as important as the shingle itself. False larger nailing area 1413 SHOWN IN NATURAL WOOD “My husband and I were so thankful we had your shingles installed. We truly feel having those shingles on our roof saved us from additional damage if the shingles were to have been ripped off, as all our neighbors’ houses lost their shingles.” – Tina Stewart, Homeowner Lake Park, Iowa “We love our Malarkey shingles - 3 hail storms and 90 plus mile an hour winds & nothing wrong with our roof. You’ve got to love them.” – Timothy Gilbert, Homeowner, Carbondale, Kansas 1615 Impact ImpactGranules Granules Fiberglass Mat Fiberglass MatOxidized Asphalt Rubberized Asphalt Malarkey Shingle Malarkey shingles are rubberized to better absorb and deflect hail impact. Standard Shingle Standard shingles are brittle, more likely to fracture and lose granules from hail impact. IMPACT RATING METHODOLOGY Shingles are classified for impact resistance. Class 3 and 4 rated shingles can withstand a 1.75" and 2.0" steel ball dropped on the shingles 12 times from 17 and 20 feet, respectively, with neither the exposed nor back surface of the shingle showing signs of fracturing. IMPACT PERFORMANCE Malarkey’s entire shingle line is Class 3 or Class 4 impact rated (highest ratings possible). Malarkey also consistently ranks at the top of the Institute for Business and Home Safety’s Hail Impact Study and meets their stringent FORTIFIED™ Roof requirements. Insurance discounts often apply. Hail is hard on shingles. When it hits, it dents and tears and dislodges granules, elevating the risk of leaks. Malarkey’s rubberized asphalt formulation adds rubberlike durability to resist tears and breaks, as well as shock dispersion to better absorb and deflect hail impact without damage. All Malarkey shingles are Class 3 or 4 impact rated (highest ratings possible). Granule Adhesion Granules protect the shingle from UV aging and hail impact. The longer they stay on the shingle, the longer it lasts. Asphalt is the glue that holds them in place. As temperatures change, the asphalt in shingles moves - expands in heat, contracts in cold - constantly gripping and regripping granules. Malarkey’s rubberized asphalt formulation enhances asphalt’s suppleness and stickiness for deeper granule embedment and adhesion, with rubberlike elongation and recovery to more effectively grip and regrip granules for longer, helping reduce granule loss. Malarkey shingles have up to 65% greater granule adhesion than the industry standard specification (ASTM D3462). IMPACT RESISTANCE (& GRANULE ADHESION) Rubberized to resist hail damage. 1817 HOW IT WORKS Sunlight activates the smog-reducing granule with enough energy to break apart water molecules in the air, like from humidity (H2O breaks into OH and H). The newly formed OH molecule seeks to attach itself to smog molecules (NO2 ) that come close to the roof. When the OH molecule attaches to the NO₂ smog molecule, it chemically transforms NO₂ (smog gas) into NO₃ (a salt solid) which drops to the roof and rinses away as plant food. Smog is a form of air pollution resulting from the interaction of UV sunlight with chemicals in the atmosphere like nitrogen dioxide (N02) that get into the air primarily from the burning of fuel (ex. vehicle emissions). SMOG-REDUCING GRANULES All Malarkey shingles include 3M™ Smog-Reducing Granules. Designed with a photocatalytic coating, and blending inconspicuously into the shingle’s color, these innovative granules harness sunlight to actively clean the air of emission pollutants. Each average-sized roof of Malarkey shingles (30 squares) has the smog-fighting potential equivalent to ~2 trees.2 There’s more than one way to plant a tree. ALGAE-RESISTANT GRANULES Humidity and sunlight create the perfect environment for algae growth. On a roof, this growth can manifest as black streaks that diminish your roof’s appearance. Prevent black streaks caused by algae growth. One Roof at a Time “Granted, it’s just one roof, but if everyone starts choosing a shingle that reduces landfill waste and also fights air pollution, who knows what the end result will be.” – James Martinez, Homeowner Why Not Just Clean the Roof? Climbing on the roof and attempting to remove black streaks caused by algae growth via pressure washing is dangerous and can damage your roof by dislodging the shingle’s protective granules, their primary defense against damage and UV aging. 3M™ COPPER GRANULES (ALGAE) To help combat algae growth, we utilize 3M™ Copper Granules. Designed with a special copper coating, and blending inconspicuously into the shingle’s color, these innovative granules, on our AR (algae resistant) designated shingles, release copper ions which inhibit algae growth, helping prevent it from getting started in the first place. MAXIMUM ALGAE PROTECTION For maximum algae protection, shingles featuring Scotchgard™ Protector utilize at least a 10% blend of 3M™ Copper Granules. Malarkey was the first shingle manufacturer to receive the Scotchgard™ Protector designation. 2019 YMCA COMPLEX, ESTES PARK, CO - SHOWN IN ANTIQUE BROWN “Turning old tires into beautiful roofs that are also hail resistant! We love teaming up with companies like Malarkey who are on the leading edge of technology!” – Misty Krebs, Valcore Roofing Colorado COLORS AVAILABLE BY SHINGLE LINE (H) Highlander® AR (V) Vista® AR (L) Legacy® Scotchgard™ Protector Prior to making your color selections, please ask to see an actual shingle for the most accurate depiction of shingle, color, and thickness. It is recommended to view five or six shingles. Matching colors are available in high-profile EZ-Ridge® XT as well as standard low-profile RidgeFlex® hip and ridge shingles. Distributed from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma COLOR OPTIONS Malarkey offers a full palette of shingle colors. To see more examples of finished roofs, visit www.malarkeyroofing.com/homeowners/gallery. 2221 SHOWN IN SILVERWOOD Weathered Wood Plus (H, V, L) Brilliant Black (H, V, L) Antique Brown (H, V, L)Natural Wood (H, V, L)Heather (H, V, L) Sienna Blend (H, V, L) Black Oak (H, V, L)Storm Grey (H, V, L) Silverwood (H, V, L) ANTIQUE BROWNBRILLIANT BLACK HEATHER STORM GREY BLACK OAK SIENNA BLEND NATURAL WOOD SILVERWOOD WEATHERED WOOD PLUS 2423 To help you visualize your new roof, try our Roof Designer at www.malarkeyroofing.com/ roof-designer. COLOR OPTIONS Antique Brown Black Oak Brilliant Black Heather Natural Wood Sienna Blend Silverwood Storm Grey Weathered Wood Plus 2625 VERY GOOD BETTER BEST Architectural Shingle Lines Highlander® AR Vista® AR Legacy® Scotchgard™ Comparison Chart Protector Rubberized Asphalt Technology NEX® NEX® NEX® Impact Rating (Class 4 highest) Class 3 Class 4 Class 4 Fire Rating (Class A highest) Class A Class A Class A Tear Strength* +10% +25% +35% Granule Adhesion* +65% +65% +65% Thickness +10% +19% Sustainability (assumes roof of 30 squares) ~Upcycled Tires 4 5 6 ~Upcycled Plastic Bags 2,900 3,200 4,000 ~‘Planted’ Trees 2 2 2 2 Warranties+: Shingle Warranty Limited Lifetime Limited Lifetime Limited Lifetime Non-Prorated Period (years) 10 15 20 Algae Warranty (years) 10 15 Limited Lifetime** Standard Wind Warranty (mph / kph / years) 110 / 177 / 15 110 / 177 / 15 110 / 177 / 15 Enhanced Wind Warranty (mph / kph / years) 130 / 209 / 15 130 / 209 / 15 130 / 209 / 15 *Versus standard shingles, as measured per ASTM D3462. **Included on shingles with Scotchgard™ Protector from 3M. MADE IN USA HMEETS CSA A123.5 STANDARDS 1 Assumes roof of 30 squares using Vista® shingles . 2 Approximation assuming standard roof of 30 squares. Source: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and 3M. TEST COMPLIANCE: All Shingles - ASTM D7158 Class H, ASTM D3462, ASTM D3161 Class F, ASTM D3018 Type I, ASTM E108 Class A Fire Rating, CSA A123.5, ICC Approval – ESR-3150, and ICC-ES AC438. FBC Approval #14809 (Legacy® and Vista® lines) and FBC Approval - FL36890 (Highlander® line). UL 2218 Class 4 (Legacy® and Vista® lines) and UL 2218 Class 3 (Highlander® line). DISCLAIMER: Photographs of shingles may not accurately represent their true color or the variations of color blends that will appear on the roof. Before installation, five or six shingles should be laid out and reviewed for desired color. Colors and specifications subject to change without notice. Shingle colors not available in all regions or product lines. Scotchgard and Scotchgard Protector, including the 3M logo, are all trademarks of 3M. + For complete information on all warranties, including ‘Your Choice’ Warranty and the Right Start™ non-prorated period against manufacturing defects, please reference Malarkey’s Shingle and Accessory Warranty available at www.malarkeyroofing.com/warranties. This version supersedes all previous versions. Rev. 03/24 BEST IN CLASS Malarkey shingles are each Best In Class in their respective product categories. The only complete shingle line (Good-Better-Best) made with the industry’s leading technology (NEX® Rubberized Asphalt), highest impact ratings (Class 3 and Class 4), strongest sustainability (aging longevity, upcycled rubber & plastic, smog-reducing granules), and superior warranty protection for peace of mind. Industry-leading performance, industry-only sustainability. Thank you for considering a Malarkey shingle to protect your home & help preserve our environment. WHEN IT MATTERS® www.malarkeyroofing.com Brochure made with post-consumer recycled content and is curbside recyclable. Pioneering a Better Way for Over 65 Years Started as a family business in Oregon in 1956, and now part of the Holcim family of companies, Malarkey Roofing Products® is the industry leader in sustainable, high-performance, roofing shingles, and pioneer of modern shingle-making. - First Polymer Modified (SBS Rubberized) Asphalt Roofing Shingles - First Upcycled Rubber in Roofing Shingles - First Upcycled Plastic in Roofing Shingles - First Larger Nailing Area - First Tapered Backing Shim - First Double Rain Seals - First 3M Scotchgard™ Protector Algae Designation - First Smog-Reducing Shingle - First RFID Chips in Roofing Shingles A little more thought, a little more effort, a little more care; if there’s a better, more sustainable way to make a roofing shingle, we intend to find it. ODELL LUMBER & SUPPLY Superior Vilalilr and .ieraiee 1720 E. St. Rd. 14, Rochester, Indiana 1574-223-2151 odelllumbersupply@gmail.com www.odelllumbersupply.com Company: Job Name: Job Location: Drawn By: Date. Ordered By: Date. Scale: Sheet: _ of 6,4' 4 os6 Scanned with co CamScanne( Scanned With 1eagleview Premium Report 9/1/2022 201 W North shore Dr., South Bend, IN 46617-1142 Report: 48269802 IMAGES The following aerial images show different angles of this structure for your reference. Top View —Adi l devatIol 6"•' 5Je, (tit ()Krill- c o r14i titan. s�y� (0 Imo'( S (;. 2008-2022 Eagle View Terminologies, Inc and Pidometry International Corp. - All Rights Reserved - Protected by European Patent Application No. 10162199.3 - Covered by one or more of U.S. Patent Nos. 8,078,436; 8,145,578; 8,170,840; 8,209,152; 8,515,125; 8,825,454; 9,135,737; 8,670,961; 9,514,568; 8,818,770; 8,542,880; 9,244,589; 9,329,749; 9,599,466. Other Patents Pending. PAGE 1 Scanned with co CamScanne(