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special hardened anchors would be used to hold the new hood on to the building. The rest of the hoods and bows would only need repair, and would not need to be re-poured. Grossman asked if more material that was originally used for the bows and hoods would be used and ifthe material would be the same color. Erickson specified that the same amount of material that was there originally would be used. Erickson said that they can dye the material to a grey color to match the original. Martin moved and Hicks seconded to approve bow and hood repair, with one hood that will be re-poured. The material will be the same grey color and the finished surfaces will be defined. Motion passed unanimously. Approval of the above item is in accordance with Residential Guideline #4: windows. Next the Commission discussed pouring new concrete steps on the north side of the building and jacking up a potion of the wall back to the original position. Grossman pointed out that this was repair work and that the existing concrete stairs on the north side of the building did not have original material. St. James motioned and Behnke seconded to approve pouring new concrete steps and jacking up the building on the north side. Approval of the above item is in accordance with Residential Guideline #7: porches and steps. Finally the Commission discussed taking out the walls on the entry porch to the Carriage House while keeping the roof and putting in pipe-type pillars. Erickson presented information regarding the pipe-type pillars and possible decorative rod iron. Grossman pointed out that they did not have a design for the Commission to see and they should bring one back at the next meeting. St. J ames said that the porch on the Carriage House should be of the era the Carriage House was built. Commissioners decided to defer this item for the time being. Approval of the above item is in accordance with Residential Guideline #7 porches and steps and #10 garages and accessory structures. Tronnier informed the Commission of other work that they want to do in the future including changing the colors of the shingles, putting up a flag pole, putting up a sign, and cascading the front sidewalk to make it safer. C. 110 East 4th Street. Black River Properties, LLP. Restoring the brick to the original condition. Windows and rotten trim will be replaced and painted. Grossman presented information and itemized the work that will be done: 1. Taking off the exiting paint, tuck pointing, and repairing the mortar. 2. Scrape, paint, and repair trim work.