We we need one more.

Okay.

Sorry, you can continue to eight thirty.

It is eight thirty.

So what we're waiting on Sir Bob.

It's still August.

Right.

I thought he was missing both meetings in August.

Let's see who this is.

She has resigned.

All right.

There's a tea time waiting on you right now, Bob.

You want to sit over here so you can see the screen?

Okay.

Good morning, everybody.

This is the Syracuse Landmark Preservation Board meeting of August the twenty-seventh, two thousand and twenty-six.

Present at today's meeting are all Robert Searing.

Jeff Romano.

Hillary Donahue.

And Kate Oweter.

Excuse for Howard and Howard and Kyle.

Kyle.

Okay, thank you.

Uh can I get a motion to accept the minutes of August the sixth?

Do I have a second?

Any changes to the minutes, modifications.

Hearing none, all in favor of accepting the minutes as submitted.

Hi.

Hi.

Nay.

Motion carries.

Can we we can launch straight into major uh this is a major site plan review uh twenty twenty-six thirty-eight.

It is for three oh one South Salina Street, the former Woolworth building, then the right A building, and now a dollar general.

Anyway, uh it is uh real uh the project scope includes rehabilitation of the building as well as rooftop construction.

Um and it is part at a contributing feature within the National Register listed South Salina Street Downtown Historic District.

And Jim Niddle is here to tell us.

So we really don't know what's under there.

So we're cautiously optimistic that there'll be something to salvage.

And if it has been totally destroyed, then we'll have to go back and propose something new today.

Most of it's in pretty good shape, but there is some areas where we see it kind of pulling away.

So we're gonna have similar issues here.

Um the others have to do with the tenant improvements, anything we do on the first floor with those open tenant spaces, they we'll have to do amendments as well.

Um and then there's some uh just a couple comments on the second and third floor about some of the the upper floors were you know the third floor was a warehouse.

So it's just concrete, there's nothing up there.

Um and we're gonna expose the structure and leave the concrete floors and second floor, there's some glazed tile on the walls, and we're saving those areas, and they just want to make sure we do that.

Um and then the fourth floor uh addition and the roof, they they just want to their j their condition is that we're not um it won't be any more visible than what we've represented to them.

Okay.

And the color, they're just looking for um some beige kind of colors to match.

Um these are just some more and samples.

We're not quite sure.

We haven't picked a panel yet.

We're kinda in that VE stage right now where it could actually just be easy up there, which would be fine because you don't see it, and we could color match a lot better.

Um but it will be kind of the beige um salmony kind of tone.

Okay, it won't be the real salmon color, but it'd be the kind of the Kate, you had a picture up there earlier with the windows, it'll be kind of that beige uh terracotta color up there kind of.

Central.

The central um component of the building.

That tile or the second, third floor.

Yeah, this area this area, which is kind of light up in uh the rooftop railing won't look like that.

It'll be a glass panel.

Okay.