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Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Minutes May 18, 2009 Page 7 of 9 Whiteman stated he was conflicted on 841 Lincoln Avenue, especially since the front porch had been enclosed. Whiteman asked for a vote on sensitive residential addition. The Commission voted fro 841 Lincoln Avenue (passed 5 to 0, Stewart recused due to previous involvement with the project). The Commission also unanimously (6 to 0) voted for OLl as the winner of the Preservation/Restoration category for a commercial building. Whiteman than asked for a vote on the choice for Preservation/Restoration in the residential category. Muth recommended that the Commission add 70 I, Garfield into this category. Muth asked what the eommissio including 1145 Main Street? 1 Garfield and 823 ught about Muckle asked if the Commission ause of the exposure it ent pressure on Main Lewis thought it might be good to include 1145 Mai would provide and because there is so much dev Street. Whiteman recommen te on two structures. """S)]qQqpP>'" Following a verbal e, the mission chose 823 Garfield Avenue and 1145 Main Street for Preservation/Restoration in residential category. nnounced the adaptive reuse category and stated he would be treet. Following a ve Reuse category. te, the Commission chose 801 Main Street for Adaptive Whiteman introduced the Preservation of Historical Element category. Lewis stated that she would like to see the Silo chosen. The rest of the Commission stated they would like to see the Empire Sign because there have been numerous owners of the building and all of them have worked at retaining the sign in its place. A verbal vote was cast and the Commission unanimously approved the Empire Sign (6 to 0).