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February 21, 1977 Page 4 Legal Mr. F. Jay Nimtz reported to the Commission that he, as well as President Smith, Ms. Deloris Davisson, Ms. Rita Kopczynski, and Mr. Richard Johnson appeared on Thursday, February 17, in Small Claims court concerning the suit of Walter Rinderle against the Commission. Mr. -Roper, counsel for the plaintiff, asked for time to prepare a brief and was given seven days for this to"sk, and the Commission has ten days to file an answer. Mr. Rinderle's claim was that he was under a verbal agreement with the Commission which he felt was binding. However, the defense maintains that no written contract was entered into, and the only written contract between the Commission and Mr. Rinderle terminated December 31, 19?5. Mr. Oxian reported that he had garding the question of facade Alsop indicated that he would for the Historic Preservation then asked whether he would be remarked that so far it would as Mr. Alsop would contribute the City Attorney's office. Staff Report spoken with Galen Alsop re - easements. In addition, Mr. consider being the attorney Commission. Ms. Davisson on a retainer and Mr. Oxian not cost the Commission anything, his services in conjunction with Ms. Kopczynski informed the Commission that Mr. Larrison was returning our purchase orders and not signing her pay vouchers. She said she had had a discussion with the State Board of Accounts regarding this matter and they concluded it was a "low priority item". There was discussion on this and Mr. Catanzarite said the trouble was due to not having a line by line item budget. He said the Commission would probably have to have its own separate budget. Mr. Catanzarite said he would talk to Mr. Larrison about this matter of pay vouchers for Ms. Kopezynski. Ms. Kopczynski then informed the Commission that she had made an application for a part-time typist under CETA funds for a minimum of 13 weeks. This person would start helping with the cataloguing of slides,;and typing of identifying labels and cataloguing cards. There was some discussion on this matter and Mr. Oxian wished to know, pending reception of funds from CETA, whether the person would be City or County CETA and was told it was a city position. Ms.—Kopezynski had written to Mr. Kelzenberg regarding the full-time position of research assistant. Presidential Report Mr. Smith then said, as a final note, he will deliver the last presidential report. He announced he had really enjoyed work- ing with the staff and with the Commission members for the past couple of years. He truly appreciated their dedication and. the co-operation with each member. He said that ever since 1969,