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June 28, 2004 Page 2 G.260 S. Main Street (Belford Apartments) H.442 S. Main Street (Congregational Church) I.357 W. Kaufman (Church of Christ Scientist) J.946 S. Main Street (Gibson House) K.265 S. Main Street (Gibraltar Hotel) L.623 6th Street S.E. (Gibbons House) M.714 Graham Street (Baldwin House) 4. Public hearing to receive citizen comments regarding declaring the following properties as a historic landmarks: A. - Motion to declare the property a 714 Graham Street (Baldwin House) landmark was made by Sue Lancaster, seconded by Barbara Wilson. Motion carried 7-0. B. - Motion to declare the property 623 6th Street S. E. (Gibbons House) a landmark was made by Paul Denney, seconded by Claudia Hunt. Motion carried 7-0. C. - Linda Hood, the owner of the 1970 Clarksville Street (Early House) property, was present and stated she did not have the money to make repairs to the property and was hoping to sell it. Chairman Starrett advised her that the Commission had just voted to place the property on the 13 Most Endangered List and hopefully this would make grants available to help her. Motion to declare the property a landmark was made by Barbara Wilson, seconded by Sue Lancaster. Motion carried 7-0. D. - Ben Fowzer, a 410 W. Kaufman Street (First Presbyterian Church) member and treasurer of the church, was present and stated that the property has already been designated by the state, and he would like to see the church included on the local list. Motion to declare the property a landmark was made by Claudia Hunt, seconded by Brian Wear. Motion carried 7-0. E. - Motion to declare 357 W. Kaufman Street (Church of Christ Scientist) the property a landmark was made by Barbara Wilson, seconded by Paul Denney. Motion carried 7-0. 5. Discussion of and possible action on the proposed historic landmarks and recommending such designations to the Planning and Zoning Commission.