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September 19, 1977 Mr. Crumlish is going to catagorize each of the areas according to the ratings. The River Park area was discussed and whether Mr. CnmLUsh should take a sampling of this area. It'was`stated- that the 'Cnualish/Sporieder firm was on schedule. Mr.. Wasielew- ski stated that he would call a meeting of the Survey"Committee to determine the carding. Mr. Oxian stated that Mr. Crumlish should think about what to carry out with the funds that are coming in for next year. It was suggested that he send in a proposal. Budget and Finance Mr. Oxian reported that the 1978 budget went through exactly as requested. It will total $16,000.00. Historic Districts Mr. Ted Wasielewski stated that he had asked Brian Cramlish to check out the West Washington and North Shore Triangle areas. He suggested that the North Shore Triangle have a neighborhood meeting and outline what they have discovered, and try to pro- pose a district. Mr. Wasielewski then spoke about zoning within the West Washing- ton area. It was discussed that B occupancy is restrictive. Mr. David Lord, an industrial designer, who would Like to buy the Bartlett House with the idea of maintaining his offices there was brought up. It was agreed that an expanded list of "B" occupancy, which would include antique shops and interior decorators,_should be proposed. It was mentioned that the neighbors like the idea and it would help the buildings turn over more readily. Mr. Ted Wasielewski made a motion that the Commission's attorney, Mr. W. Gaylen Allsop, draft a proposal for an ordinance with the expanded residential "Bl" in the proposed West Washington area. Mr. Stivers seconded this motion. Mr. Smith then spoke about a contemplated restaurant proposed for Tippecanoe Place. Mr. Pauszek then talked about expanded zoning, and non -conforming businesses in Tippecanoe Place. There was quite a good deal of discussion on this matter. The motion was then put to a vote and passed. Ms. Dawson stated that some input should be gotten from Area Plan. Historic Landmarks Mr. Oxian informed the Commission that the home at 64015 U.S. 31 South had been designated an historic landmark by the:County Council. Mr. Smith then mentioned an article written by Frederick Karst is the Spring, 1976 Old Courthouse News about the Oak Grove Meeting House, constructed in the 1800's and located on Redwood Trail and New Road. He said it is up for sale and suggested that this Com mission view this home as a landmark. It would be taken into ac- count by the Landmarks Committee.