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October 14, 1974 Page 3 Ms. Price also called attention to two conference to be held next spring: ca. March 1st in Annapolis, Maryland a conference on administration of a revolving fund; and one in April or May in Seattle on local development funding from federal revenue sharing funds.. 6. Correspondence Mr. Smith read a letter from Johnson, Johnson & Roy dated October 1, 1974, stating that they would extend their deadline for accepting their proposal sixty (60) days. Mr. Smith then read a letter from the Board of Public Works, dated October 7,.1974, in response to the letter sent by the Commission regarding the older type street lights. Mr. Oxian reported that in Seattle they are replacing,the incandescent lights with mercury vapor in the old fixtures. Ms. Davisson suggested that another letter be sent to the Board of Public Works with this information. Mr. Smith read a letter from D Assistant Professor of America of Notre Dame, inviting members conference to be held Nov. 8-9 American Revolution and After: 7. Committee Reports Dr Thomas J. Schlereth, American Studies at the University of the Commission to a at Notre Dame on "The A Bicentennial Perspective. a. Budget and Finance Committee Ms. Davisson reported on a meeting she had with Mr. Hojnacki. He said that the Commission should write a letter to his office formally requesting federal revenue sharing funds. She also stated that the Commission might be able to hook into the Community Development program. Mr. Smith urged that the city be prodded to contribute their share twoards the Commission's objectives. Ms. Davisson moved that Mr. Hojnacki be invited to attend the next meeting to discuss Community Dev- elopment. Mr. Nimtz seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. Mr. Oxian moved that a letter be sent to the County Commissioners requesting that we be included in their plans for the disburse- ment of Community Development funds. Mr. Nimtz seconded the motion and it passed. b. Historic Districts Committee Mr. Nimtz stated that the standards had already been presented by Mr. Crumlish.