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My internet went out at the very ending of the meeting. Luckily, I make notes of every meeting. Meeting officially commenced at 9:02 am. 1st up on today's agenda is Case 24-040: East Boulevard Historic District 1154 East 99th Street Renovation.

This is the general footprint for the project.
Motion was made to approve as presented. Onto the next item

The next item on the agenda is Case 24-041: East Boulevard Historic District 867 East Boulevard Roof Replacement. It sounds like they're keeping all the led glass. The goal here is to do the house exactly the same way the garage is; as pictured.

It certainly sounded like some confusion on the window type, and the presenter/presentation. The commission had trouble following along. The commission recommended closer photos, and this was tabled until additional info is reschedule a hearing. Motion was made, and it was tabled

The next item on the agenda is Case 24-042: Clifton/West Boulevard Historic District 3592 West Boulevard Windows and Siding Installation. Amanda Sanchioni and Aaron Petz spoke on this matter. Aaron is the artist behind the mural.

Shown is the concept and a few renderings of how it'll be conceived. Surface prep has to be in line with the paint. Roll was called & this motion passed unanimously.

This concludes CERTIFICATES OF APPROPRIATENESS. Onto CONCEPT PLANS; 1st here is Case 24-044: Tremont Historic District Midnight Art Forum Complex – 1277 Kenilworth Avenue Temporary Structural Art Installation. David Biro was the presenter.

It's about 3 full size tennis courts side by side in size. Also shown are 3D renderings. This is a 14 day installation. Donna Grigonis from Tremont West spoke and she liked the ambition. She also said if there's a way to put this up for a little longer, she'd be happy!

The power would be streamed by 2 runs of power, the box is in the middle; The 10 gauge extension cord would on the ground via plastic cabelling passthrough. Questions were raised about random people plugging in something & blasting the area.

David Boro responded with saying they'd just get law enforcement involved.
Moving onto Case 24-045: Ohio City Historic District The Red Shed – West 32nd Street Renovation. Brad Nosan saidby zoning it to local retail; they're envisioning an all day cafe, with the park there.

This shows a hypothetical coffee shop, keeping everything they can in the space. VelloBelle would be the proprietor. The community doesn't like the roof line extending on the original roof.

The next concept under concept plans, which is the last item, is Case 24-046:Lorain Avenue Historic District Market House–2621 LorainAvenueRenovation and Addition. Renovation of the existing structure is the main idea. Westleigh Harper was the speaker, of Horton Harper Architects

Onto reports, under today's agenda, Landmarks CommissionPolicyAdoption. This is regarding residential window repair and replacement policy. The board has problems with people using lead as an excuse. Last on the agenda is meeting minute approvals. There was no discussion here.🤣

The Landmarks Commission adjourned at 11:56 pm.
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