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reviewing all the documents the Committee agreed on the demolition of the building 3 -0 all in favor. Communications from Public: Laura Claesson spoke with the Commission regarding the property on 22 Demar that she is in the process of purchasing. She had concerns of whether she would be able to put an addition on seeing the current design is a tech built style she doesn't feel it could be enlarged to the same design. Frank Kern inquired why she wanted to buy that particular home, and Ms Claesson explained that she really liked the Easterbrook district. Ms. Fellanossa explained it was originally designed by a well know architect and suggested the possibility of exploring with an architect and possibly doing a renovation or addition before making a decision to demolish. Ms Claesson was given the information on the 30day bylaw and Mr Kelland explained if she wanted to be on the agenda for a public hearing in June, she would need to get the Release for Demolition form filled out as soon as possible to be able to make the deadline for the legal ad which is two weeks prior to the next meeting in June. Time limits of Commission Decisions A continued discussion on the Demolition Delay time limits. The Commission voted to change the second to last paragraph which give the Historical Commission chair the ability to extend the period for an additional 6 months if the developer has defensible reason for asking for additional time. A public hearing will be put on the agenda for the next meeting June 14, 2012 The board voted unanimous to hold a public hearing on this policy change. r%R Hill qt- David Kelland proposed adding this house to the priority list. The Commission voted all in favor. Garry Rhodes will be notified to update the Cultural Survey List and the homeowner will also be notified of the decision. There being no other business before the Commission, it was moved and seconded the meeting be adjourned at 8:45pm.