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November 22, 1976 Page 4 proposals for the City Survey. She said she has scheduled the firms of Troyer and Crumlish/Sporleder. Guidelines were sent to all those that expressed interest and copies of the legal notice were sent to three others. Mr. Wasielewski suggested that Commission members be sent a list of all those -- firms receiving legal notices and guidelines. It was mention- ed that those firms scheduled would present their proposals at the next caucus meeting on December 13, starting at 7:45 p.m. Each firm would have approximately one half hour for its pre- sentation. Mr. Ted Wasielewski then made a motion to take $100.00 from the category of supplies in the Community Development budget to a new category of "printing" for the purpose of photograph- ing structures. Ms. Joann Sporleder seconded this motion and it passed unanimously. (Copy of revised budget herewith at- tached.) Mr. Wasielewski then asked President Smith if the City Survey Committee should.continue to serve actively. Mr. Smith af- firmed that the Committee should serve as a standing commit- tee throughout the City Survey. Budget and Fiance Mr. Oxian reported that he had talked with Commissioner Jas inski regarding the budget for next year and during a prelim- inary discussion reported that "things looked good." There was no further report from this committee. Historic Districts Mr. Wasielewski remarked that there was no report from this committee. Ms. Rita Kopczynski, however, reported that the Commission was asked by the Community Development department to submit to the State Historic Preservation Officer a letter of en- dorsement of the East Race River Wall and Canoe Portage, as well as submit a statement that no historic areas or land- --- marks would be destroyed. Ms. Kopczynski then read the let- ter of endorsement which was sent to Mr. Cloud, and approved by the consensus of the Commission. Ms. Davisson voiced ap- proval of the drafting of these kinds of statements and said. it meant the Commission was moving ahead in a professional and official capacity. Ms. Kopczynski said petitioners of federal funds were required by law to secure such statements and Ms. Davisson affirmed that the Commission, in writing these didor-bements would give it more "clout". A guest, Mrs. Doyle, asked which "wall" was involved and she was informed of the geographic location of the East Race. Ms. Kopczynski then informed the Commission that a statement written primarily by Ms. Joann Sporleder and the Historic Preservation Planner, protesting the re -zoning petition for