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FINAL MINUTES GLENVIEW HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION September 25, 2006 Call to Order by the Chairman The September 25, 2006, meeting of the Glenview Historic Preservation Commission was called to order by Chairman Silver at 7:30 p.m. in the Lunch Room of the Village Hall. Roll Call and Declaration of a Quorum Roll call was taken, and Chairman Silver noted that a quorum was present. PRESENT: Commissioners Kramer, Pappas, Wendy and Chairman Silver ABSENT: Commissioners Conway and Dawson ALSO PRESENT: Ms. Lisa Porter, Staff Liaison GUEST: Ms. Vickie Granacki Approval of Minutes Chairman Silver asked for corrections or comments to Minutes of the Historic Preservation Commission meeting of August 14, 2006. There were no corrections. Commissioner Kramer moved to approve the August 14, 2006 Minutes. Commissioner Pappas seconded the motion. Upon voice vote the motion carried 3-0. General Communications Chairman Silver sent an e-mail to Commissioners regarding a meeting he attended in Glencoe. The Glencoe Historic Preservation Commission receives requests for demolition permits on a monthly basis. In order for Glenview’s HPC to receive notification of demolition permits, the Board of Trustees must change Glenview’s Ordinance. Demolition permits are not compiled for public knowledge, however, if someone called the Village and inquired regarding a specific property, an answer would be provided. There are two different historic labels for a building in Glencoe: a building may be designated historic and the other is certified historic. In order for a house to be certified, it must first be designated historic with the owner’s consent. It is then registered with the County Recorder of Deeds and is henceforth protected from demolition. If the owner wishes for an alteration permit, the Village of Glencoe requires a review. A building permit rebate is given if the building is modified appropriately. There are presently eight certified homes in Glencoe.