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May 21, 1979 Page 4 sub -committee to puruse. Tentative standards must also be drawn up for commercial structures. There was no report on the West Washington Historic District. Legal Mrs. Price requested that the Commission write Gaylen W. Allsop for his report. Mr. Wasielewski said he would take care of this very soon. Mr. Wasielewski then said he would entertain recommendations as to the possibility of getting another attorney for the Commission. Ms. Joann Sporleder suggested asking F. Jay Nimtz or Gaylen himself for recommendations. Public Relations and Community Education Mr. Wasielewski asked for volunteers to correspond with Mr. Godellei regarding the exhibit this fall on architects. Mr. Stamper said he would pursue this matter. Ms. Sporleder said she would work with Mr. Godellei. Mrs. Price talked about the fine reaction Mr. Zeigler obtained from the community in his recent visit. It was noted that his presenta- tions were very informative. • Presidential Report Mr. Wasielewski informed the Commission that a contract needs to be authorized between the Commission and John Stamper. The contract, with some changes, has been drawn up. Mrs. Price felt John Stamper should draw up a list of priorities and scope of services. Mr. John Oxian then made a motion that the sum of $1,330.00 be assigned to John Stamper to be used as supplemental payment for extra hours spent on various projects. Mrs. Price seconded and the motion passed. Staff Report John Stamper discussed his attendance at the recent conference in Evansville and mentioned that adaptive reuse of transportation facil- ities was one topic discussed. He spoke about possibly applying for grant money for publication of the Survey. He also mentioned the possibility of a number of different grant possibilities for adaptive reuse of the Palais Royale. Mr. Oxian recommended that this project be held off. There was further discussion on the maritime heritage program concerning inland waterways and the East Race. Mr. Stamper spoke about the need for -a lock -file cabinet. He said the entire set-up, with frames and hangers would come to approximately $200.00 Mr. Wasielewski suggested he get three bids on this item. Mr. STamper then suggested to the Commission that a high quality book be perhaps considered for publication after the City Survey is done, and showed an example from the Nashville Historic Preservation Commis- sion. Mrs. Price suggested setting up a meeting with Crumlish/Sporleder and perhaps come back with some recommendations. Mr. Oxian then dis- cussed the matter of cemeteries. He made a motion thata record of