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June 9, 1975 - Page 2 5. Correspondence Mrs. Gilbert passed around two communications from the National Trust. One announced a conference sponsored by the National Trust to take place in Seattle on July 31 - August 2, 1975. The other announced the 1975 annual meeting in Boston. No action was taken on either communi- cation. Next, she circulated a news release from the Association for Preserva- tion Technology. This included a membership application. Ms. Davisson felt it might be wise to subscribe in order to build up some technical data for historic preservation. Mr. Rothermel moved that the Commission approve': membership in the Association and Ms. Davisson seconded the motion. It was passed unanimously. Membership includes a subscription to the Bulletin and a Newsletter. Then, Mrs. Gilbert read a copy of a letter which Mr. William Hojnacki sent to Mr. Brian Crumlish regarding the City Survey. Mr. Hojnacki stated he is in agreement with the goals of the Commission but that a procedure must still be worked out for funding specific projects through community development. The letter was duly noted. A letter to Mr. Brian Crumlish, dated June 5, from Robert Gaede, was also read. It revealed that Mr. Gaede suggests June 16th as an oppor- tune day for their consultation. A copy of a letter from Ms. Ruth Price of Southhold Restorations to Mr. Mark Rozeen in the Fort Wayne mayor's office was noted and refer- red for filing. 6. Survey Consultant's Report Mr. Oxian next turned over the meeting to Mr. Brian Crumlish who gave a progress report on what, to date, had been done by his office on the County Survey. He mentioned that he had three architectural students working on this project, and is awaiting a fourth. He has - had a series of short meetings with some of the people that are con- cerned in this endeavor. Among them were Ruth Price of Southhold, Joann Sporleder of the H.P. Commission, Judy Taylor in New Carlisle, and Judy Studer of Area Plan Commission. Mr. Crumlish mentioned that Area Plan has a number of good base maps that would be utilized. He also passed out an inventory sheet called Historic American Buildings Survey Inventory and an accopanying inventory that his office made up. He stressed that these tools would be tested in the field. He felt that they were making good progress and that when Mr. Gaede came on June 16th, he would be able to evaluate their work to date. He also -submitted a possible agenda for his office, Mr. Gaede and Commission members to follow on June 16th. The schedule for Mr. Gaede. would be as follows: Arrival at airport: 10:50 am. Monday, June -16th. Motor trip to Hamilton Trail -Chicago Trail area. Then, at 12:30 p.m. lunch at the Morris Inn, Notre Dame Campus. Then to the Crumlish/Spor- leder office to review the work in progress and in preparation. Another