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MODIFICATIONS FROM ORIGINAL DESIGN Ft viii t~P \J1 i,J~t, ~~i~ ~iou.~i ~Y' Fit~.~~ ~rt7~ip2Y:s, riYr lki Yli i•p a~. ~~~t•4 i.i ui~-'~~43 ll~ut Ct~u ~. s~u+•~; changes to attempt to mitigate it. 1-Second floor lead only three bedrooms. ~i big solari~.~~~~ size 35xL5 o~~ly pa~~~ially covered and exposed to elements, was causing leaks to the living room on l'` ilOGi' . A prUvloUS ovvliLr CovCrud It lislllg a llligC glt1SS skyllgl~t, to Stop flier icon. tlnfort~~nately the skylight tu~~~ed i~~to a heat trap. The next o~vi~er raised the sl~ylight l~i~r per for aii-flo::;, adding t.vo ~~entilation rvindo~.rs on the ;.rally, which can be seen from the street. 2- In 199Q a major remodeling as the Orange CoL~nty designer house (cha?•i~ benefit). The house was completely changed inside, with some exterior features. a- Colar change from beige and light brown to black and white, black awning C.vVCtci~ all eXiC~ior ttTitl£1(7ttTs, Dlili~tii'ig soi~~C roof 1Li1C tl`li1lii~iisb ct%'. b- t~hanging the locatiot2 of the paniry and walkway in the kitchen area. 'T'he miald toorn ~;ras rem.ocle?ed ~r~to d~n~ng area, ~~~rndottrs S;{er° replaced 4tc... c- Replace~netit of all the-book shelves by mir~•ors in the library and complete refacing of tl~e mantles for three fir eplaees of the house. ~- In 1 X93 with proper permits from building department: an addition of t.wo bedrooms and one batluoom on second Moor, includh~g reinforcements at the foundation and ~ support posts outside. 3- In 197 enclosure of the ienlaining t~vo east side balconies to prevent leaks. The result -The east tileva~lOrl of tliti. pr~~7~°rit.~' 1fi ~,`.JIX',pletLly altered. The Nostl'1 c'1r'1£~i ~uuth sides a~•e partially changed. -The dome of the huge skylight can be seen on the street side. -By the time tlae house was coinn~issiaraed as a historical house, the living space upstairs has doubled in size (2 bedrooms and a bath , and a ~~5 scsft family roo~~~;. 1,~~Q sgfl.lrave been ac~4~eu ~r~ Eu~l 0~1 the 2 Boor ~r~~,~ oo ~iv~Es cr~~~r~ge io E~~e profile and look of the property. Because of the substantial changes, the "historical" sti~ll~`tl€re has been drastically GllangPd. Although tl]? o~ikn?I's h?t~P ca?'efiully rnatC~hed t~C style of the h~ilse, it no longer meet the requi~•ed standards, and it would be deceptive to the public io list it as a Historical House. Should it be delisted, we would attempt to maintain its elegant style, wl-dle pt°oceecling to protect it fiom ongoing element damages and rendering it snore appz•opriate for living comfdz-t. EXHIBIT 3 Page 1 a( 3