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February 3, 1976 Page 4 Houses were given to local universities, Penn High, the public libraries and Southhold. He then said that funding for the research assistant and the secre- tary might end June 30th, and that, since both persons were greatly needed, the Commission should decide now. on committing the funds for the rest of the year if they were needed. Mr. Oxian remarked that perhaps some of the money now in the budget for the survey could be earmarked for these staff positions. However, he said that he would check with CETA to see if the funds could continue. Mr. Rinderle then said that information on the 700 -County Survey cards was being transferred to the_ State Forms in order to qualify for the grant.- Mrs. - Sporleder questioned the need of transferring all 700,in- ventoried structures and felt that perhaps the state would want only the 70 or so superior structures. Mr. Rinderle said the state had asked for the entire survey, but he would abk Mr. Cloud again. Mr. Smith then introduced the newly appointed Commission member, Mr. Theodore Wasielewski, who was appointed by the Common Council to replace Mrs. Christyne Woolridge - who had resigned. Mr. Wasielewski spoke about his back- ground and what Texas was doing to preserve its heritage. Mr. Catanzarite informed the Commission that Mr. Al Stivers had been re -appointed for a new term by the County Council. 7. Old Business Community Development Funds Plaques The proposal for these funds has been submitted and the hearing will take place on March 4th. Mrs. Gilbert submitted a condensed version of the text which could be used on the size plaque decided upon. Mr. Oxian is to contact home owners of designated historic landmarks. National Park Service Grant This has already been covered earlier in the meeting. Annual Report There was a general discussion on this issue and Mr. Smith remarked that perhaps in lieu of an annual report - a brochure could be printed showing auto tours of county-