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February 19, 1979 Page 2 Eric Mewys of the Advisory Council would be in South Bend April 16 and will look into the Tippecanoe Restaurant situation than, " A letter was received from Linda Bronston, who is interested in our Planner's position' 279 6Reports Cit Survey Mrs- Price announced that a meeting had been held with the Crum- lish/Sporleder consultants, Carl Armstrong and Dick Gantr from the 6HPO/s office in Indianapolis, Tim, Tad, Joann, and Ruth, and Jon Hunt, and that a report would be made. The typing of the state forms can be dome in our office, and should be done by the end of 1979. There was some discussion of the filing, availability, and security of the survey forms which are supposed to be in the office. Some of the cards are apparently missing or misfiled, and Mr. Wasielawskl suggested that Sarah look into what can be done. Budget�and Finance Mr. WaslelewakY appointed John OuVan to head up that committee. Historic Districts John has sent the Edgewater people information on historic districts. A discussion of districts and information about then was given out at a Northwest Property Owners Association meeting, which John attended. Mrs. Price suggested they also investigate the possibilities of a Conservation district. Thera was discussion concerning the possibil- ities of amending our ordinance to accommodate conservation district concepts, the importance of labels relative to NH3 districts and the fact that we can establish particular standards to particular districts, as needs and desires indicate, with our overlay type of historic dis- trict zoning Historic Landmarks John made a motion to have Tippecanoe Place declared a local landmark with the strictest, or /YY/ standards. Ns. Spor/ader seconded. Dis- cussion of standards followed. These motions were withdrawn and Mr. Eokarle moved that the ''/Y/ standards be amended to include "site plans// in the appropriate places in the //A// standards as John indicated. Ms. Sporleder seconded and it was passed unanimously. John than re -sub- mitted his motion for landmark status for Tippecanoe Place under ///Y' standards, and Mrs. Price seconded this motion. It was passed unani- mously. There was some dYac&ssYcw on the merits of 530 South Carroll Street, whose owners were requesting landmark status under '/B" standards' /t was finally moved by John, seconded by Mr. Kline and passed. Mrs. Price abstaining. — Ms. Spmrleder suggested that Mr. Waylelawski write a letter to City Council to inquire of the status of the ordinance which the Commission