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May 16, 1977 Page 4 Historic Landmarks = Mr. aai.an- spoke about the Hallinger 'property and said he was ins contact with th6_nephew and daughter-in-laW of the owner of this structure in order to get permission to have it declared a land- mark. He said he would postpone a decision about having a public hearing on this matter until he heard further from them. Legal Mr. Nimtz reported that the Commission had won the Rinderle case and Mr. Rinderle would be paid only the $118.56 that he had ac- crued for his services. He warned the Commission, however, to hereafter not to enter into any verbal agreements with personnel. Public Relations and Community Education Ms. Davisson informed the Commission that this summer two seg- ments on historic preservation would be aired on Channel 34 - WNIT. They would concern themselves with the North Shore - Triangle and.the Prairie School of Architecture. She also re- marked that the Commission was asked by Mrs. Ruth Price to work with Southold Heritage on the forthcoming conference entitled, "Aesthetics and Economics of Historic Districts." There was discussion on the role the Commission would play in this matter. Mr. Nimtz moved that the Historic Preservation Commission parti-i= cipate with Southold Heritage and other participants in the con- duction of this conference including the question of facade easements. Ms. Davisson seconded this motion. The motion was put to a vote and it passed with Mr. Oxian abstaining. Mr. Oxian appointed a committee to share in this matter. It would be on a voluntary basis. Mr. F. Jay Nimtz volunteered to be on such a committee and Ms. Davisson suggested it be a committee of the whole with Mr. Nimtz as chairman. Standards and Historic Plan Mr. Oxian remarked that he will include a copy of the functions of the Review Board with the forthcoming agenda. He suggested the Commission peruse this and make comments and changes and then present them at the next general meeting. He next said that since there were no comments on the format of the Certificate of Appropriateness, that this final copy would be adopted and a copy given to each building department. A motion was made to the format of the Certificate and it passed unanimously. Presidential Report Mr. Oxian informed the Commission that he had received a letter from the Department of Human Resources and Economic Development concerning the Community Development Funds and