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MINUTES <br />SPECIAL MEETING <br />CITY OF PARIS HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION <br />MONDAY, JULY 25, 2011 <br />4:00 0'CLOCK P.M. <br />1. The Historic Preservation Commission meeting was called to order by Paul Denney, <br />Vice-Chairman at 4:03 p.m. <br />A. The following members were present: <br />Paul Denney, Vice-Chairman <br />Douglas Cox <br />Ben Vaughan <br />Matt Coy1e <br />Nancy Anderson <br />David Stewart <br />B. The following members were absent: <br />Arvin Starrett, Chairman <br />C. Also present were Jeanna Scott, Historic Preservation Officer; Cheri Bedford, <br />Main Street Manager; and Matt Frierson, Council member. <br />2. Approval of minTStes from previous meetings. (June 8, 2011) <br />Motion was made by Matt Coyle, seconded by Ben Vaughan to approve the June 8, 2011 <br />meeting minutes. Motion carried 6-0. <br />3. Consideration of'and action on the following Certificate of Appropriateness: <br />A. 7 East Plaza - Randy Radar - Cheri Bedford, Main Street Manager represented <br />the petition. Ms. Bedford stated that Randy Radar does not like the way the <br />previously approved windows look. Mr. Radar went to Taylor glass with the <br />specifications and they came up with a window that would fit the opening better. <br />The window will be a non-operable vinyl window with a mullion placed on the <br />window which will be custom made for the opening. Motion was made by Nancy <br />Anderson, seconded by Matt Coyle to approve the motion. Paul Denney stated he <br />prefers the window that was previously approved to the solid non offset window. <br />Ben Vaughan stated he prefers to see a wood window that would be similar <br />to the original historical windows of the era to a solid non-operable window. <br />Jeanna Scott asked why this window is not approvable. Paul Denney stated it is <br />not a true offset window it is of one plane and when you step back it wouldn't <br />look ]ike what was once there. Matt Coyle asked is there any ideas on how to <br />even out the windows in there now. We don't want to be cost prohibited for <br />windows made for this building; we don't want to put the brakes on this project, <br />23 <br />