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of synthetics in them. But something like this, which is blatently artificial - I can’t cast a vote for it.”
“The ordinance,” Chairman Carol Miller told Mr. Zindel, “says specifically that vinyl and plastic siding is not appropriate. It does not say anything about synthetic materials ... I need to do some more research on this." But, she added, everything which made the house historically significant has already been removed.
“That’s the same conclusion I came too,” Mrs. Willis agreed. She said she had asked some long-time residents about the original siding on the house, and was unable to get a definite answer. The standards used by the board, from the Department of the Interior, which guide historic preservation and renovation, “frown on the removal of original’1 exterior construction and finish.
Mr. Zindel told the board that, if the application is denied, he can put up traditional stucco. The advantage
See ARB, p. 18
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