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2 501 Broadway Miles By using any McGIS products or services, you indicate your acceptance of the Licensing Agreement: Notes 1: 1,147 Printed: 10/22/2015 3:19:01 PM

3 501 Broadway Built in approximately 1900 Lot Size:.5 +/- acres

4 View from Broadway, looking southwest

5 South facade

6 View from the alley, looking northeast

7 Northwest corner of the house

8 Looking southeast from the alley; Brick driveway

9 Detached garage, adjacent to alley

10 West façade of garage; Brick sidewalk on north property line

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12 From: To: Subject: Date: Brian Blomgren Mercy Davison Request to Expand Certificate and Grant Friday, October 23, :12:43 PM Hi! I m looking to expand the scope of my certificate and grant for 706 N School Street to include the additional restoration of 10 removable wooden storm windows that currently were not in-scope. These would complete the removable wood storm window restoration for the entire house. All the windows are either nearer the street as windows already identified as street facing or are on the front face of the house. Given that these windows are paint on all sides, it will actually be a simpler and more cost effective process to restore these than the actual windows in the grant already. I will be encapsulating existing paint rather than having it stripped. Costs are estimated below and I m hoping to come in under this amount due to completing it with materials I already have from the current project: Materials (sand paper, quality primer for encapsulation, disposable brushes, etc) $60 Finish Paint $40 Reglazing service from Mohr (England) Window (same company that did the rest of the grant) $600 + buffer) New Hardware to secure windows Approx. $300 depending on sales Total Cost $1000 Grant 50/50 amount $500 I ll send along pictures this weekend. Just for awareness, there is a slim chance that 3 of these windows on the south side will not be able to be fully completed due to how the house has settled. They have been somewhat wedged into place and it may be too risky to remove them. If that s the case, I ll have them reglazed in-place and paint what I can. It should not change costs much, but there might be a trip charge for England Window to come out Brian Blomgren Infrastructure Analyst Telecom Voice Engineering (Single Number Reach) Click here to report this as spam.

13 706 N. School Window Restoration Project 2015 The owner proposes to restore 10 additional windows on the street-facing and sides of the house at 706 N. School, which requires an amendment to CA He is also requesting additional Bone Grant funds to cover the additional expense, which requires an amendment to the already-approved BG The photo above shows the north and west (street-facing) facades of the house. The windows proposed for restoration include the three adjacent to the front door, the four on the side not covered by plywood, and three on the south side (not pictured). The windows covered in plywood are part of the originally approved Certificate and Bone Grant.

14 Top Left: Street-facing window includes a wood storm but no screen. Bottom Left: Street-facing windows include wood screens. Top Right: South-facing windows no longer fit the window opening and additional work may be required.

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16 Original Approved Forms

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19 REQUIRED For Application Consideration: Reason(s) for Applying for a Certificate of Appropriateness: Detailed description required on reverse side Windows New Construction Other, please specify: Siding Roof Building Addition Demolition Photos of existing conditions proposed work/ material samples/ scale drawings (applicant strongly encourage to work with Town staff prior to application submittal) Detailed Description of Proposed Work: Restoration of 4 casement windows on north side of house near garage. Also restoring 2 storm windows for same casement windows and 2 additional casement windows on south side near fireplace. Sweat equity for all parts of project except paint removal and glazing, which will be professional services. Replacing all hardware on windows with new hardware that will provide a more appealing exterior look when windows are open. Color matched paint to be used on all exterior surfaces. Impact of Work Proposed on Existing Architectural Elements* (*Photographs, drawings, specifications and sample materials are required and should be attached to this form) There should be no impact due to the proposed work. The specific goal of this work is to maintain the exact look and feel of the existing windows through the process of restoration rather than replacement. Should replacement be required for any unforeseen reason, "nearly identical" windows would be the goal of the project Work Start Date: 07/07/2015 Brian Blomgren Applicant(s) Signature* Brian Blomgren Property Owner(s) Signature* (if same as applicant, please indicate as such) Project Complete Date: 6/23/15 Date 6/23/15 Date *Applicant/Owner attests that the above information is complete and true. Violations of any Town ordinance are prosecutable. RETURN TO: Mercy Davison, Town Planner, Town of Normal 100 E. Phoenix Avenue, Normal, Illinois (309) THIS FORM MUST BE SUBMITTED 2 WEEKS PRIOR TO THE MEETING. THE HPC MEETS THE 2 ND TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH.

20 706 N. School Window Restoration Project The windows at 706 N. School are original wood windows and are in a state of fairly significant disrepair. The current owner took ownership of the property in The close-up picture to the left is a set of casement windows on the north side of the house, adjacent to the driveway. The photo below is a view of the entire north face of the house. The owner proposes to restore the 4 casement windows circled in red.

21 The owner proposes to restore the two, small casement windows on the south façade. One is located on each side of the chimney. Both would be visible from the street if the landscaping were removed. The photo below shows the view from the southwest corner of the house.

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24 REQUIRED Certificate of Appropriateness Approval Number: Required for grant eligibility CA The Bone Grant is for RESTORATION projects ONLY. General maintenance/ repair projects are NOT eligible. (Definition of Restoration: the act of restoring or bringing back to a former place, time, or condition.) Eligible project examples: Removing aluminum siding to restore wood siding underneath, removing asphalt roof and replacing with original clay tile, reopening an enclosed porch. Ineligible project examples: General maintenance and repair projects, painting, re-roofing with non-historic materials, replacing gutters or downspouts, removing original wood of any kind (i.e. siding, windows, doors, porch posts, balusters, trim, brackets, beadboard, etc.) 2 comparable professional estimates Existing conditions photos Proposed work description/ material samples/ scale drawings (applicant strongly encourage to work with Town staff prior to application submittal) Detailed Description of Proposed Restoration Work: (Please provide cost estimates for all project items) See Attached Certificate of Appropriateness and Budget Est. Project Start Date: 7/7/15 Project Completion Date: Brian Blomgren Applicant(s) Signature* Brian Blomgren Property Owner(s) Signature* (if same as applicant, please indicate as such) 6/23/15 Date 6/23/15 Date *Applicant/Owner attests that the above information is complete and true. Violations of any Town ordinance are prosecutable. RETURN TO: Mercy Davison, Town Planner, Town of Normal 100 E. Phoenix Avenue, Normal, Illinois (309) THIS FORM MUST BE SUBMITTED 2 WEEKS PRIOR TO THE MEETING. THE HPC MEETS THE 2 ND TUESDAY OF EA. MONTH. 100 E. Phoenix Avenue Normal, Illinois

25 706 N. School, CA Item Quantity Unit Price Total Misc. Repair Supplies 1 $ $ Paint/Stain Removal 6 $ $ Storm Window Hanger Set 2 $9.00 $18.00 Casement Stays 6 $16.00 $96.00 Casement Latches 6 $30.00 $ Reglazing Service (hourly labor) 6 $ $ Reglazing Service (materials estimate) 6 $20.00 $ Glass Replacement (per sqft) 10 $3.00 $30.00 Paint, Primer, Stain 1 $ $ **TOTAL (estimated)** $2, Glaze: TBD All Estimates Same Strip: Doll Furniture Co Full project description: Restoration of four (4) casement windows from the north side of the residence, located closest to the garage along the driveway. Additional Restoration of two (2) smaller casement windows from the south side of the residence, located on either side of the chimney. Sweat equity labor to remove existing glazing compound and remove glass (saved for later replacement). Professional services for the removal of existing stain, latex, and historic paints from the six (6) windows. Sweat equity labor to repair, sand, stain, and repaint all windows and surrounding trim with color matched exterior latex paints. Professional services to re-glaze all six (6) windows plus two (2) existing storm windows and repair the inevitable broken glass that will occur during the project. Purchase of replacement hardware (handles, locks, casement stays) to restore a historic look to the windows when open. Currently windows are using eyelets and hardware store hooks for stays. Handles/locks have become too damaged to function effectively due to age. Purchase of replacement hardware (hanging fasteners) to replace destroyed hardware and restore functionality of existing storm windows. Note: a contingency plan exists to replace one or more casement windows with newly built windows from a local woodworking shop should they be found to be too damaged to restore at any point throughout the project. This work has not been fully spec'd out but would be a nearly identical rebuild should it occur. It should be considered out-of-scope for this certificate and an expedited request will be submitted should the issue occur mid-project.