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September 20, 1976 Page 2 Belle Pendleton for film and for mileage in checking county survey to be entered under Line Item 212 31.71 Library of Congress - Land ownership map to be entered under Line Item 371 11+.35 Crumlish/Sporleder for appraising hist- orical site in Liberty Township to be entered under Line Items 223 and 244 35.00 Ron Golden for 4 tranparencies of South Bend to be entered under Line Item 570 35.00 Rita Kopczynski for services rendered for September 1,000.00 Mr. Oxian asked what particular historical site was appraised in Lib- erty Township and he was informed that it was the Yellow Bank School- house. He then made a motion that these expenditures be approved. The motion was seconded by F. Jay Nimtz and it passed unanimously. Ms. Davisson then requested approval to buy two boxes of Magna Dry Copy Paper as the Commission has availed itself of the good graces of the Area Plan Commission in using their Xerox machine. This paper would cover the period from September 1975 to September 1976. M.S. Sporleder made a motion that this purchase be approved. Mr. Oxian seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. Mr. F. Jay Nimtz made a motion that the Treasurer's Report be accepted as submitted. Ms. Sporleder seconded this motion and it passed unani- mously. The Commission was informed that approximately $544. remained in the 1976 budget for operational expenses. 5. Correspondence Ms. Kopczynski read a letter, dated August 19, from Southhold Restor- ations in which Ms. Ruth Price congratulated the Commission on the fine Auto Tour guide and expressed hope that in some future time. identification of archeological sites could be undertaken. Ms. Kopczynski then mentioned that a letter had been received from Steven Dennis in the National Trust in Washington informing the Commission that the case of the Podell house (which had recently been moved from its former site to a new area against the wishes of the residents of that area) would be listed in the National Trust's fourth monthly litigation chart. Further, a letter sent to Todd Areson, director of Urban Observatory, was read, with a report to follow later in the meeting. Ms,-Kopczynski•next read a response -from Clement Marosz,-City'Sexton, regarding the vandalism of the monuments in the City Cemetery. He