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Williams agreed with the others but stated the second floor window (the <br />additional window) should be removed and restored to single window. <br />Muckle agreed with Williams comment regarding the window. <br />Muckle made a motion to approve the application based on architectural and <br />social significance. Lewis seconded the motion. Kerotje added a friendly <br />amendment to state the application is for the original house footprint only <br />motion does not landmark the later additions. The motion carried 5 0. <br />Public Hearing Landmark Application 1131 Jefferson <br />Koertje opened public hearing. <br />McCartney presented staff report and PowerPoint presentation. McCartney <br />closed by recommending approval of case because the structure had <br />architectural and social significance. <br />Muckle asked staff if there were any recent photos. <br />McCartney stated staff had mistakenly not includ <br />the Commission the house look xx most exactly t e same as the 1948 <br />Assessor's photo. <br />Janice Hoffman, applicant, presented her c <br />House has not changed doors and nd5w a all the same. <br />House material is currently stucco and stucco is the original material used <br />at time of construction. <br />She would like to get the drainage cQ(rected around the foundation. <br />She has no plans for future additions #fir alterations. <br />Would like entire structure landmarked. <br />Historic Preservation Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />July 19, 2010 <br />Page 3 of 6 <br />cent photos, but assured <br />stated the following: <br />Koertje asked Hoffmx she had any preference for the name of the house <br />(presented as Jacoe ouse). <br />Hoffman stated she did xxxxxxxt have a preference but stated Connaroe House might <br />be better. <br />Public Comments U ih one heard <br />Koertje closed the public hearing <br />Commission Questions and Comments <br />Muckle stated the social significance is strong. She also stated the architectural <br />integrity is great. A 1932 era landmark would be great to have in town. <br />