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April 16, 1979 Page 3 Budget and Finance iMrs. Price reported that two members of this committee met recently with Mr. Oxian making recommendations for both City and County budget proposals. The City budget must be submitted by May 1st. She then mentioned the continuing need for secretarial help. She didn't know the status of the CETA program under which the secretary currently operates. She suggested, under County budget, a one -slot item for $9.000, plus fringes, for a secretary -researcher. She suggested asking City for additional $5,000 for the Planner. She discussed various expenses requested from the City. Mr. Wasielewski stated that he would make contact with Mr. Mullen, City Controller. Mrs. Price remarked that the application for Community Development funds should be started. A possibility is funding the Shambleau Project. Historic Districts and Standards Mr. Kline reported that Mr. Oxian will be meeting with the North Shore District during the next week. Mrs. Price had no report on the West Washington District. Historic Landmarks and Standards _ Mr. Oxian reported that he had written to the owners of the structures • of Pennsylvania Ave. and also on Pine Road. And under the stipulations of Resolution A, they can appear before the Commission as to why their home should not be declared a landmark. He has had no further contact. Mr. Wasielewski said he and John Oxian had attended a Council meeting at which the question of 530 Carroll Street was tabled, 6 - 3. Mr. Wasielewski then read the memo from Roger Parent concerning the Odd Fellows Building and which read in part that the bill proposing to declare this structure a landmark was struck from the Council's record and that it would have to be filed again. He then read a letter from Dick Johnson to John Oxian regarding the same matter. There was discussion by the Commission. Ms. Sporleder then made a motion to re -submit to the City Council the ordinance recommending the declaration of the Odd Fellows Building a local landmark after the results of the Rouse Market Study have been completed. Mr. Al Stivers seconded this motion. Mr. Kline, Mr. Oxian, Mr. Stivers, and Ms. Sporleder voted aye. Mr. Wasielewski, Mrs. Price, and Mr. Nimtz voted nay. Mr. Al Stivers made a motion that a letter be sent from the Commission to Rouse, giving them supplementary information concerning the surveys done on the Odd Fellows Building.. This motion was seconded and passed unanimously. It Legal No report. Public Relations and Community Education