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shall, in writing, report to the Com~ission of Architectural Review at each regular meeting on all certificates so issued. The Secretary of the Commission of Architectural Review may approve the'following items (when colors, materials, types and designs conform with those defined by the Co~.~ission of Architectural Review): Co) Exterior doors; (c) Windows; (d) Fences; (e) Storm windows and doors; (f) Vinyl or aluminum siding; (g) Roof shingles or roof covering materials provided that there is no change in the design or contour of the roof; Shutters. Ail exterior work not falling within the above criteria, or using otker than approved materials, must be approved by the Commission of Architectural Review. (10~ Conversions in Port Norfolk Historic District under Historic Residential HR Zoning: It is the purpose and intent of this provision to encourage a more efficient use of the area's existing stock of large s!ng!e-famity dwellings, to provide economic support for resident fs~ilies of limited income, and to protect and preserve property values while preserving the unique architecture of these structures. To promote the objectives of this section and of the Comprehensive Plan and the Zoning Chapter of the City Code, the following specific standards are set forth for conversions. (al Location on the lot: A conversion may be in the principal dwelling structure, provided such structure existed prior to April 26, 1983, and conforms with the other require- ments of this section. (b) Exterior alterations: A conversion must be constructed within the existing dwelling structure without an exterior add- ition except as specified herein. All entrances to accessory units must be located in the rear or along side of dwelling structures and be designed in a compatible manner to minimize