>> Calling to order the August
3rd.
>> Meeting of this Start
Preservation Commission,
Mister. And can you please call
the Roll?
>> Sallie pelts here,
Nick. Alas Robinson,
Matt to rose
rather about men here.
But tree check keeping excused
and Jordan are out there.
>> All right. We'll start with
item number. Perfect. Yeah,
she's all. There we go.
Perfect. Everybody's here.
We'll start with the item.
One to 6, 0, 1, 6, 1,
resolution really into a
certificate certificate of
appropriateness for the infill
of one door at 2, 6, 6, 5,
North Lake Drive in the North
Pointe North Historic District
for Anna Tims. Incorrect.
Rick. Be.
>> Kami. Could you call the
city channel? There you have
it. Set me up for a covered
porch sharing. Okay.
We're selling.
She's on online for the best
so long. It's just able to
really work
is coming here
is this.
I'm with you.
>> Just a couple of things.
That's not you know, if
students solution solutions to
that
and you just don't know
you used to that.
>> Yeah, thanks for all right.
Thanks.
We now have to do that.
Yeah, I thought
we are we going.
Michael, thank you.
>> Here we go. We've got got
the power point going. So
so we've got the team, Michael
Reaves House and 1915,
foursquare for graft here,
front elevation. This is the
rear elevation, the west
elevation. And they are
proposing removing one next to
your door, which currently it's
just used for exterior storage.
But they want to remove that an
infill, the opening to enlarge
the kitchen area.
So here's the ovation. As it is
existing with that door,
they would
remove that opening in fill it
with stucco to match the
existing texture and color of
the rear facade. It's not
visible from the right of way.
It is the rear facade. So staff
is recommending approval with
conditions and the conditions
just being that Noosa Colby,
Portland, cement stucco know if
this would be allowed and that
this circle should match
the original stucco in terms of
texture, hardness and sickness.
>> All right. Can you go back
to the original what it looks
like now, please?
Yeah, thank you.
That's stucco that blue.
Yes, correctly to stop it.
It's hard to tell.
And it's peeling a little bit,
too.
The repair it anyway.
>> Many of the commissioners
have questions on this matter.
Move approval. All right.
To have a second second.
All in favor. Aye. I'm all
right.
>> Moving on.
>> To item 2 to 6, 0, 4,
0, for resolution relating to a
certificate of appropriateness
for new patio doors. And new
deck at 107 West Brown Street
and the Brewers Hill Historic
District for Brew City BN Beast
Company.
Thank you.
>> So this is this is the
house. It's a second.
>> Pt 91 queen and located on
the corner of first and brown,
the front of the house faces
Brown Street. It does have this
very large side yard. You can
see the photograph on the left
shows the front of the house,
the photograph on the right
shows the side yard, which is
on First Street. So this is
from first looking looking
towards the house. So it is
quite a large side yard.
They don't have a side yard.
On the other side. It's the
neighboring property on the
West side.
So they're proposing this is
the existing and this is a
mockup, a rendering of what
they're proposing to enlarge
that window opening on the bay
there and and and saw the deck.
The renderings not completely
accurate. The stairs in the
plans, wouldn't, you know,
just go onto the grass there
series that would go on to the
existing the existing sidewalk,
which where this is the side
yard right here. Yeah,
his face is which direction
this yard is on the court and
this is on first and grounds of
the side yard faces First
Street North First Street where
like Mark standing on First
Street looking at it. Yeah.
And Brown is to the to the
right.
The front facade is to the to
the right around the corner.
So the proposed DEC
would be 15 feet and a half by
a deep by 13 and a half feet
wide
new wood deck, which would
consist of pressure treated
decking 4 by 4 posts to I-2
spindles one by 4 skirting
the mold and rails which we
could work on with the
applicant to nail the final
design. So this is what the
public is proposed for the DEC,
the applicant and provide the
exact specimens for the patio
door, though it is shown to be
a sliding door. So we would
need a little bit more details
on that were HPC to approve
that
tried to draw roughly the size
of the deck adjacent to the
present yards. So it would
extended pretty significantly
into the side yard.
And as you can see on the
rendering it almost
to staff's mind, you know,
flips the primary ovation and
makes a side elevation appear
to be of the primary front
facade, rather than a secondary
facade.
The preservation guidelines for
Brewers Hill states retain
exist, existing window and door
openings that are visible from
the public right of way to
avoid enlarging openings.
They also
advice to discuss avoid
discarding original doors and
windows that can be repaired or
replaced.
The saffeels at the proposed
can the large COVID Ning don't
comply with the preservation
guidelines for the district and
that the enlarged
DEC would be proved 2 prominent
into visible from the side yard
and adding a deck of that
location would detract from the
actual front facade again
making it appears of the side
elevation was the actual front
recommend front elevation.
Staff recommends that if the
deck is is desired at this
location, that perhaps this
would be a good compromise to
created or from this rear
window and add in health health
shaped Hudak that would be
adjacent to the one story
addition. That's kind of tucked
away behind that tree but have
a deck that would be roughly
the size of that addition that
could wrap around slightly and
connect to both the front and
back side walks roughly in the
in the shape shown here
outlined in the red.
So with the preservation
guidelines in mind at the
present proposal, staff
recommends denial of the
sliding doors and Dak again
with a
the cabbie out that if HPC
agrees that perhaps a scaled
down a debt could be located
along that rear for facade and
slightly onto the onto the side
facade.
>> Question to you. Is your
concern, the fact of a deck or
the way the deck is designed?
>> Just its prominence at size,
how far it juts into that side
yard and again, with the with
the addition of that larger
opening, their it hit,
it makes it seem as though the
side to side becomes the
primary facade produced this.
This is a rendering. Have you
see the finished version?
Looks like that's a change,
Shiite. I think that makes him
and I think it's a I was going
to change. It looks like that's
something I mean in town are.
>> I mean, very suburban mean
if they were to have a standard
or not a sliding door
coming up at the the.
>> I'm a caregiver. You should
come out and come out and give
us your after this. I want to
set in these crowds here.
Yes,
and you're doing so on the
Maury one.
>> Because that looks like
it looks like composite
decking. But this is a
rendering with the use way.
I yeah, that's the irony.
>> Yeah. Could be careful with
that stuff. That is the reason
your part that we in your
pocket prisma of what is true
city be in the company.
>> I do fix and flip to
remodels a night. House
families there fires and well
while but you live here,
I live here.
Thanks, house.
It would be this decade a
little.
>> I think this can be designed
in a more Queen Anne style.
Okay. With the door way,
that's consistent with the
design of the House. Really
composite materials. But
classic coming prove more
traditional symbols of a larger
dimension mean if you say to
buy to. But this they end up
being one and a half by one 1
of the quarter by one of 3
quarter. If you standard stock.
All right. Lets you get custom
Millwood. You can do to get a
true too late to scandal
and Hughes classic Clifford
railings and right. I mean,
yes, that they've got to do all
that in Stockton.
And that is I'm still with
that. This is have an awfully
suburban look to it in a very
uncertain neighborhood.
>> If you have a copy of the
guidelines for Bruce help.
>> Yeah, I do. He was nice
enough to give me the
guidelines. I didn't know that
this was a hoping so I'm
learning distance-learning
process really.
So Andrew has been very nice to
let you know what I can and
can't do so. So I'm asking
permission if I can do the
carriage doors during that
opening. And if we want a
smaller that we can do a
smaller debt.
>> But for security reasons,
I really want to sliding door.
I wouldn't want to let you go.
That's fine because we're using
it
and a tree in the show.
>> Yeah, I think this. I think
that's what I need to go back
to the drawing board for a
little bit of design. Overall.
You working with the
contractors will have the
contract to the contractor hit.
Very, very good.
>> So tell us more about what
you do. Use it. So I do think
some flips it. Also house,
like families like that.
I have really good management
own different rentals that the
midterms. So we primarily
worked like a recall relocation
or people that are unhoused due
to fire floods.
>> And you, you relocate folks
of what single-family homes
that unit. Yes, like
single-family homes or we have
a stable of empty single-family
home where now just hours to.
>> We're not be know as you
have and about 20 of them.
If you own emerges manager I
own about 6 and I manage for
other people.
>> And feel like on interesting
Brew City. Bnbs is your
company. Yes, it is. Yeah.
Okay. You got the next 2
matters are before us. Well,
what is the next one?
Well, those and yeah, we'll
certainly have.
Okay. Yeah. Locations. Okay.
Yeah. I don't think this one's
ready for prime time. Yeah.
Yeah.
Can you work with her?
>> Yeah. Absolutely. What's h
PCs feeling on having a door on
that facade versus on the rear
with you? I have a preference.
>> I would say the rear makes
which is your guys
recommendation? Correct?
Yeah. I would say the rear
makes more sense in this
neighborhood. Yeah.
>> Those are the adorable are
the perfect
we are because that there was a
bump out of the house that was
added in 1915. So it's good to
be it would be awkward.
So having that patio door there
opens it up from the dining
room for entertaining spaces
and I can make it HPC
appropriate. Yeah.
>> Yesterday, the same room,
correct?
>> Yes, the same role. But it
just the app or to have the
door there versus
this is from the inside of the
house would be awkward to have
the door there.
>> Right now, I think
my personal and what this is,
Alice, 3 inches on the side of
that window for a carriage door
for that opening.
>> So you're one house in from
the corner, but the corner,
lots vacant. I got to hope
corner lot, right. But it used
to be a house or, you know,
well, no, actually, my grandma
others ago last year, but
nearly 8 years ago like that,
there were no, no, no, my dream
of their 4 years ago, that was
house.
>> Because it's strange that to
be
to have a vacant corner.
I mean, at some point there was
a
yeah. There's also a quarter at
on King Drive that has never
ever meant to offer some with
some snow and ice have been a
house to the
the whole show on the other
side here.
>> And that faces. Yeah,
the other street, correct?
That's facing first. Yes.
Yeah. That's an awkwardly.
And it just looks like the
front entrance.
>> Yeah. Well, yeah. If you'd
look, I'm lying around
Google Street view here.
Right? And this is the
this is the front of the house
right there.
>> Which is diminutive.
>> Compared to what you're
proposing
once one street.
>> The courthouse is uneven.
These colors that make it out
for that color now part of its
half with a color. Now it's
green right now, OK, black
sightings?
>> Probably being done right
now as we speak. Yes, so it's
that staff is she's the
undergoing a large
rehabilitation project says
staff recently approved to see
a way to remove the
replacement, citing and she's
restoring the clobbered,
citing all will be restoring
the windows. That.
>> And your grandma lived
there. Yeah, 40's 45 years ago
before I was alive. But look,
it's already green are ready
and starting to restore.
So we're.
>> There are pictures are
behind the time. Yeah. Those
are older street view images.
Okay.
Only December 2025.
I think it needs to go back and
I think
that you are correct in your
app. I will move to deny and I
will do that and move the home.
Well, thank you tonight,
correct. And and
go back for changes
that you're suggesting.
>> And I wouldn't be able to
come back until next month.
If you deny to just start over
again. Yes, we don't want to be
like, OK, if you hold it,
you should come back next
month. Well, sorry. Yeah,
actually, you still have time
to deny this one because we're
not up to deadline yet because
it's so far out. The hope that
will move the whole. Yeah.
Okay. That's fact. Okay.
To have a second for holding
this one. 0nd guys on favor.
Aye. Aye.
>> You may want to step here.
Then item to 6, 0, 4, 0,
5, resolution going to a
certificate of appropriateness
for demolition of a garage at
2, 3, 2, 8, East Back Bay
Street in the North Point South
Historic District for Bruce Atb
NBA's company.
>> Great. Thank you, Mr.
Chair. So that staff had not
received final plans for the
addition or or for the garage.
So staff's recommending holding
3, 4, next month. Perfect.
>> You have a motion for
holding items. 3, 4, to almost
all right. All in favor.
Aye. All right. All-star
somebody. Seconded it. Yeah.
All right. Good.
>> House to yeah.
Okay. Very good. Thank you.
Thank you.
>> All right. Item 5 resolution
relating to certificate of
appropriateness for
rehabilitation of the Grand
Department store Mitchell Park
place at 1, 1, 0, 1, West
Historic Mitchell Street in the
Mitchell Street Historic
District. First when a cotton.
>> This is a big project,
but it is also largely
cosmetic. So I'm going to
pretty much just going to hit
the highlights of what's going
on here.
It it is nonetheless
complicated. So I brought the
whole plan set to announce to
work. I realize the architects
on the committee are virtual
but well
for the summer.
So this is the former Grand
Department store at 11th and
Mitchell,
the several combined buildings
with numerous connections and
remodeling. Those pieces range
from a.
>> In date from 18, 88 18 prior
to 18, 88 18, 91 1911,
1949. And that the primary side
you're seeing here is a 1937.
That is a 1937, makeover that
combined 2 or 3 buildings
that will move on to plans.
The plan is essentially to keep
the first-floor retail and
community serving spaces and an
apartment lobby.
Part of the 11th Street side
will become a daycare on the
ground floor. Second floor
throughout will become a will
be
how a apartments.
So meaning projects remove all
existing exterior signage.
None of which is well, none of
which dates to the era of the
bill here are the building was
constructed or to the grands
operations
clean and repair the masonry
with her soco products.
Existing windows will be
retained and repaired replacing
in kind to current conditions
where necessary
there appeared to be no
original windows outside of the
1949, edition on 11th Street.
>> Which is list self section
that left section list, top
quarter of the dry,
very international style.
Clearly differentiating it from
the Mitchell Street. Facades
Art
Streamline Moderne,
replace, tinted stand spaniel
glass again. Mostly on the 11th
street side of the front
buildings
with a new clear glazing
replace non historic entry
doors on the 11th street side,
install 5 new aluminum frame
home windows on
the alley side
right here in the white painted
brick area to create not new
windows for apartments on that
upper level.
There is no reason to believe
there are ever been would book
windows in this building.
So aluminum is perfectly
reasonable.
There's never been a wood
window in this building to our
knowledge.
So adding with what and
especially on Mitchell Street,
Ali would be an unusual choice.
They are a product we have
proved before. And commercial
projects graham windows
repair the roof deck, install
12 skylights to out increase
interior daylight in various
units and the apartments.
So overall, a very a good
project. I do have staff has
some concerns with the masonry
quick leaning proposal that
maybe a little too aggressive.
It should be. It should be
phased.
The purse or kosher. Clean
light duty, concrete, clean air
that is proposed for all of the
surfaces is highly caustic
and a civic leader. Cleaners
can only be used on why Sam
with extreme care and very
experienced crews who know what
they're doing.
Every effort should be made and
made to clean the building with
water light surfactants and
antimicrobials before resort is
ordering to strong chemicals
TSB
tsp.
If it were if it were glazed
tile actually tied is
surprisingly effective.
Yes,
we're not a word that from a
conservatory tried to do my
fireplace matter at dawn.
Not gone.
I don't believe everything.
Well, apparently, yeah. Super
much more concentrated than you
would use in your laundry.
But it does work the crystal
but also problem but definitely
not appropriate for limestone.
Regardless,
a black standing of limestone
should be tested for its
composition before selecting
any particular chemical
treatment suit. And biological
standing are nearly
indistinguishable to the naked
eye and respond very
differently to cleaning agents,
especially on stone surfaces
so that that is the primary
concern.
Here's some of the conditions
of the building.
There are some bright and
copper storefront original that
is painted. The paint will be
removed.
The stuff that looks like
granite is a synthetic granite
that is basically a a died
concrete with dark aggregate.
So it's not actually concrete
and will be there for actually
more repairable. Then true
granite
less and less obvious
current second-floor windows
again, believe not to be
original but will be capped
the middle section on 11th
Street. That is current painted
18 90's, brick
and the highlight of the 1949,
edition at the south end of the
building.
More details on 1949 windows.
So conditions acquire masonry
building cleaning permits.
It is never included in the
building. Permit is required to
do separately
staff to not believe the brick
on the 1949. Facade is a in
such condition that harsh
chemical cleaning is necessary.
It should be cleaned with water
and light first surfactant
except for dealing with
graffiti.
But we acknowledge that
chemical cleaning of this
limestone lentils on that
section is probably necessary
due to the dark standing
when painting the previously
painted brick on various decide
to use a paper certified by the
man factor as certified for
brick. And then our standard
conditions on the pressure
washing technique
fan tip minimum distance from
the building and PS I
restrictions and gpm
restrictions.
Anybody from the developer of
the U.S. the architect is
present all good.
>> He just state your name and
we're representing sure.
My name is Courtney Reagan.
A continuum architects
represent a client.
It's going to come clean.
>> Nasa has any of the
commissioners have questions
and all these conditions.
>> That factory, we are in
agreement with all those us.
>> Pretty simple, Ben. All
right. Second second, all in
favor, Aye.
All right. That was easy.
Thank you.
>> This is a footnote. This was
a building that had been slated
for demolition.
Amazing which we deny that the
council granted. And now
changing plans changed.
>> Perfect. Same owner. Thanks
to come.
That's awesome. Great. So we
like.
>> Thank you. Continue mission
to listen to some of them have
or you're out how to do it.
>> Excellent item. 6 to 6,
0, 3, 7, 6, resolution really
into a certificate of
appropriateness for exterior
structure, repairs and masonry
work at 1, 0, 3, 4, North Vel R
Phillips Avenue Turner Hall and
individually designated
historic property for the
Milwaukee Turner's.
So here is Turner Hall.
>> It dates to 18 82. The area
that is receiving the.
>> A majority of the work is
the north shorter two-storey
north waiting to see.
>> Here and it's I highlighted
in yellow with pros areas of
work.
>> Proposal is to install.
She channel bracing across the
fight primary facade of the
annex
and general reporting and make
some repairs mostly on the
front of the building but will
be done as needed everywhere.
A core of the proposal is to
bent steel, see channels that
will be installed on the
primary facade to improve
structural integrity is
channels would be secured to
the building with metal rods
run back into the building,
approximately 8 feet through
Joyce and rafters. As you can
see on the drawings here,
blocking would be added to the
Joyce and rafters along with
still roads to begin. A bending
of this steel is
required to address the present
Boeing of the front of the
building.
The steel will when installed
will be painted to be blended
into the side as best as
possible.
So based on the photos provided
in the file
staff is somewhat right,
reluctantly recommending
approval of this as it is
presented as a temporary
stabilization measure. We don't
have word on long term for a
timeline,
but they are doing doing their
best to stabilize and make it
is presentable as possible by
they will be painting was
painting the steel to blended
into the brick work.
The bigger the particular issue
I have is a 3 pointing of the
building is right proposed as
type and order
from prior experience and pride
for with reviewers that
Wisconsin historical society.
I had an experience with Mark
Biko where he shall we say
through a hairy can area about
using that type and mortar and
cream city brick. He did not
allow it to be used anywhere in
the pop Pabst complex.
So I think since Turner Hall as
a national historic landmark
and perhaps does not, we should
certainly be upholding the same
standard and be as careful with
the brick as possible.
So the staff is recommending a
typo order or NHL natural
hydrology lime order rather
than type. And there were be
asked
too much Portland cement in the
mix for this except in possible
locations where it
some possible locations where
extreme structural support is
necessary, but it shouldn't.
But a natural lime order should
be sufficient for almost all of
the work.
Who's a blue frame building
criticized separating from the
wood.
That is a tough
as vertical members.
Yeah. All of the engineer speak
to that because that was that
was not drawn in. But you are
probably correct.
And then those rights have to
go through multiple choice.
Yes.
>> She had been tougher.
So sure. Yeah, my name's
immunity. Tory, I'm the
executive director of the
market Turner's the Turner
Hall,
Erik Pitt and city manager for
Turner Hall.
>> And just being a president
being engineering, the
structural engineer for the
project.
So the it is a blueprint.
So to continue is burning wall
construction and the.
>> Joyce parallel to the front
facade ties my folks to get out
there being difficult today.
I was out the ring. Was the
joys parallel to the front
facade, which is the west
elevation?
>> Is there. But the facade has
separated and there's no direct
attachment of that. Joyce,
to the facade,
a lot of this stem from the
deep water, deep tunnel project
and the cracking of the side
that we've seen evidence of
that there is far back as
photographic evidence of that.
The site is around that time.
So we've seen cracks in the
same location appear to be the
same size.
So we're just addressing this
need for lateral stabilization
that aside,
because as we know, that can
tend to lean off the building
and well into the street some
time. So we're preparing are
proposing a temporary
stabilization of the upper
side, just a strapping it and
Emilio American speak with a
long-term timeline. But
>> I think the the overall
intent is to address it.
It's just temporarily stabilize
and for now and then proceed in
the future. We're currently
looking to get either an
historic structures report or a
historic properties master plan
so that we can more
strategically go about
restoring the entire building
and not just this cosmetic
stuff. The urgency being in
this is that it's also my
my desk, which is going to
slide off into the parking lot
of this falls as I sit over
there. But it's it's a you
know, it's a gorgeous, lovely
building and it's alive.
It's not a museum. And so we
need to
making continue another 143
years, at least.
Yeah. And this this is the
annex structures who wasn't
part of the original
construction. But it was very
bill very soon after the new
edition from 19, 0, 2,
>> Pt 13 foot ceiling hike is
at it.
If the facade of separated is
just 2 straps enough.
>> It's a very it's so it's
very narrow. It is connected to
the main building out that it
hit that original north wall of
the main building. And I forget
the exact with of the panic
structure, but it's it's very
narrow. The xt rwall on the
north side is engaged with the
West side. So we're just
wrapping that holding it back
between those 2
points of restraint at the
corners.
If we're coming back, it feet
in just to engage the Florida
diaphragm because we want that
Florida for him to work and
bring those loads back to the
north and the both North Wales,
the north, while the original
building on the north wall of
an extra Qatar.
>> The rods welded to the
channel.
>> No, they did not need to
know they can be bolted.
I guess that would put a
I'm not on the next year face
of the channel
in a decorative. Not it could
be as they're seeing that out
on a star shape.
Exactly. Yeah, you know,
I was sure basically.
>> Several is actually part of
the original structure on the
north face the building.
So finding something to match
that.
>> Fundraisers live, if you'd
like to contribute, I
decorative not.
Yes,
anybody else have questions?
>> Yes, Mr. Chairman, I do have
a question. Go ahead.
Chairs just being you're
showing this kind of work to
stabilize with seems to be like
the roof and the second floor.
Would there be any need to do
this? Channeling
work at the first floor?
I don't. I mean, he's an old
brick facade displacing per
know.
>> We've investigated at the
roof level in the second floor
level of separation. That's
where most of the defamation
occurs and is peeling away.
It's it's actually
to house, right. There's a
window down the center of the
building and that the side,
there's one half to the north
and a half to the south that
are essentially king that that
that window location at the
second floor, not the roof but
not the lower level. There is a
you can see the the if you go
back to the image him the
the first floor level is about
3 feet above the sidewalk and
location.
There's a different type of
wall construction there with
granite.
Sorry, not granite state stone
blocks at the base course.
So different. Different wall
construction.
That cup of Joe.
>> Okay. That sounds fine.
I'm just, you know,
asking that question.
Sounds good. Looks like proper
repair.
>> Historically, when the that
these were being built, how was
the purchase sighed attached to
the site?
What's it been definitively
that would be the method of
attachment.
>> So this is a solid brick
bearing wall or is so there's
no. And in the wall system
itself, it's it's solid brick
with the joists that would be
right up against the inside
face of that. And there should
be
oftentimes there's only one,
maybe 2 or 3 middle connectors
clamping that his side to that
choice.
We didn't observe any at this
location to this really isn't a
traditional balloon
construction. It's a learned in
the sense that it's a bearing
wall that's continuously bill
that's not interrupted by the
Florida system on the West
elevations. You mean Oh,
yeah, yeah. So no wood, no wood
wall for a minute.
>> Any other questions?
>> The demolition of Bradley's.
I do confirm that that that
that was the cause of some
others that amateurs, that
search. And I'm just and that
of the doubt it.
>> Windows were blown out
during the demolition. And that
was that they were I wasn't
there at the time. And so the
adequate monitoring that which
they did say during the
construction of the new site
wasn't done and the same way,
there were multiple points of
monitoring. All of this is
Stuart, it by these 2 gentleman
to my left. This is also the
first full-time facilities
manager we've had in my
lifetime and I'm almost 60's.
So the stewardship wasn't
necessarily there. So I can
only provide anecdotal
evidence, unquote, some of the
people saying, yes, but I think
compounding with the
the The Deep Tunnel project,
which is also chronicled is
having caused damage to the
annex because that's a
different
footing than the rest of the
building being that that's 18
82. And that's 19. 0, 3,
all exacerbated the problem
that all the dust across the
office after they imploded the
Bradley Center.
All right.
To have a motion on this on.
>> Tom O.
>> And the motion is to approve
with chef conditions.
>> Nick, we can hear you too.
Well,
he's there to even sorry.
Okay. There you go. Where you
say something to us. Nic.
Know a good bit. All right.
>> Ok, so we've got a motion.
Do I have a second that all
right on favor. Aye. Aye.
Aye motion carries. There we
go. Thank you. Thank you,
France. Awesome can.
All right. We will now take up
item 7 through 27 as staff
approve certificates of
appropriateness to have a
motion to approve. So most of
all right, second on the other.
I I I'm right.
Well, that's go to item.
28, the review and approval of
the minutes from the last
meeting on 7/6/2026. All
commissioners have seen and
reviewed the minutes to a have
a motion for approving
so off. All right. During the
second.
All in favor. Aye. All right.
I updates and announcements.
I'm just gonna keep putting
this up here.
Alright, October 14th through
the 18th, right? 16, 16,
sorry. Local history and
historic Preservation
Conference downtown Milwaukee
here.
Put it on our calendars.
We'll put it on our calendars.
All right. Any other updates or
announcements
any other any commissioners
have any updates or
announcements doesn't feel
right to close this early,
but maybe.
All right. A thing.
Do you have a motion to
adjourn?
>> All right. Second second,
alright on favor. Aye.