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November 10, 1975 Page 2 of the year should not be spent "for spendings sake" and such balance will revert to the General Fund to be used for increases in County employee's salaries. Then Ms. Davisson submitted the following bills for approval for payment: $5.13 to Walter Rinderle for office supplies; $5.97 in postage chages for October; $3.75 in duplicating changes for October; $2.16 to Office Engineers for poster board•, and $16.78 to Business Systems also for office supplies. Mr. Rothermel made a motion that these bills be approved for payment. Mr. Nimtz seconded this motion and it passed unani- mously. 5. Correspondence Mrs. Gilbert stated that renewal applications for membership in the Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, and the Nation- al Trust for Historic Preservation had been -received. A motion was. made by Mr. Nimtz that membership in these two organizations be continued. It was seconded by Mr. Oxian and passed unanimously. A letter was read from Geri Decker, Director of the Architectural Library at Notre Dame asking for a list of some of the more out- standing houses which the Commission found ifi- its survey. Ms. Davisson asked about a communication from the Center for Civil Rights and the League of Women Voters regarding forthcoming meetings on zoning. This communication had been received -and it -- was decided to send zeroxed copies to each of the Commission mem- bers. A letter from the Heritage Hill Foundation in Grand Rapids was received regarding a tour of their historic district was sub- mitted. After discussion, it was suggested that plans should be made to visit this site. 6. Committee Reports Budget and Finance There was no report from this committee Legal The committee reported that the Amendment to the Ordinance was pending in.Area Plan Commission. Historic Districts There was no report from this committee Historic Landmarks It was reported that this committee had not met since the last time.. Mr. Oxian stated that the four homes that were proposed for historic landmark designation s=teat to Area Plan I Commission and they are due for the first reading before the City and County Council. A fifth home is in the process of being proposed.