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7) To advise the Town Board acquisition of a landmark or structure by the Town where its preservation is essential to the purposes of this chapter and where private preservation is not feasible. 8) To assist the Supervising Code Enforcement Officer in the advisement to the Town Board approval or disapproval of applications for certificates of appropriateness, subject to review and approval by the Supervising Code Enforcement Officer. I. The Board shall meet at least once quarterly. J. A quorum for the transaction of business shall consist of a majority of the fully authorized membership of the Board. K. Any and all advisory opinions or recommendations made to the Town Board shall include a list of all members present at the meeting where such advice or recommendation was authorized. § 31-6 Designation of historic landmarks, sites and districts. A. The Preservation Board may recommend designation of an individual property as a landmark, subject to Town Board approval, if it: 1) Is associated with the lives of individuals or people or events significant in the national, state or local history. 2) Embodies the distinctive characteristics of a type, period or method of construction. 3) Represents the work of a master architect or designer or possesses high artistic values. 67