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May 28, 1975 Page 2 Special Meeting to resolve this discrepancy. The amount.,- for mount,for 11 weeks, would be $26+.00. Since the Commission ap- proved $250.00 for Ms. Mullin's services, this was only $1+.00 above that amount. Mr. Nimtz moved that this agree- ment to pay 30% be approved, subject to the County Commis- sioners' approval of Ms. Mullin's inclusion under Workman's Compensation. Ms. Davisson seconded the motion and it was passed unanimously. It was decided that Ms. Schlereth, and later, Ms. McMahon, be authorized as agent to sign Ms. Mal.lin's payroll time sheets. It was further discussed that she work with the Historic Landmarks Committee in the capacity of Research Assistant. 4. Discussion of Neighborhood Preservation Workshops A brochure from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, announcing a series of workshops, was passed around to Commission members. The nearest workshop is to be held in Chicago on June 16th and 17th. No Commission member expressed any intention of attending. 5. Discussion of letters from Brian Crumlish Mr. Oxian read a letter to the Commission which Brian Crum- lish wrote to the Commission, dated May 28, 1975, regarding the County Survey. There were two slight changes from pre- vious discussions with Mr. Crumlish and the Executive Com - mittee: 1. Mr. Crumlish is aiming for an August 1 comple- tion date, but the proposal reads completion by September lst. 2. Crumlish/Sporleder will bring in the Cleveland consultant for only two (2) meetings. Any additional trips would have to be funded by the Commission at a rate of $200. per day plus - expenses. Mr. Nimtz moved that the Commission accept the pro- visions outlined and directed the Executive Secretary to pre- pare a letter for Mr. Smith's signature to Crumlish/Sporleder informing them of the acceptance of their proposal. Mr. Ro- thermel seconded the motion. Messrs. Rothermel, Nimtz, Ox- ian, and Stivers and Ms. Davisson voted aye. Ms. Sporleder abstained. Mr. Oxian next read a letter from Brian Crumlish to Mr. Wil- liam Hojnacki, dated May 28, 1975, in regard to the City Survey. Mr. Rothermel moved that it be sent to Mr. Hojnacki. He also moved that copies of both letters be sent to the Common Council and the letter regarding the County Survey be sent to Mr. Hojnaeki. Mr. Stivers seconded this motion. The motion was passed with Ms. Sporleder abstaining. It was then decided to call a Special Meeting for the Commis- sion to meet with Mr. Gaede, the consultant from Cleveland,