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October 22, 1979 - Page 3 Mr. Oxian moved that the house and out buildings at 19251 Roosevelt Road be designated a County Historic Landmark' Mrs. Price seconded, all voted in favor. Mr. Ox/an proposed historic designation of the house and out buildings at 59375 Myrtle Road. Mr, NYmtz seconded the motion, and the motion passed unanimously. Mr. 8xYan made a motion that the Morris Civic Auditorium, and the North Pumping Station be designated landmarks. Mr. Nimtz seconded the motion. All voted in favor. Mr. Uxlan then announced that guests were present who wanted to be heard at this time, and present a proposal, which they had. There were no objections and Mr. Charles Hayes of 1734 E. Jefferson Blvd., spoke for concerned citizens of the East Jefferson area. He discussed the Bend7x Estate development, and the possibilities of its designation and the area as a landmark, to preserve the status quo of the neighborhood. Mr. 0xian moved that a latter be sent to the Sisters of St. Joseph and the Holladay Corp., in regards to their position on declaring the BandYx Estate historic landmark. It was seconded 6v Mr. Nimt� The ' . , motion passed. Mr. Nimtz and Mr. Dxian presented discussion ona letter by Mr. Gaylen Allsop, outlining duties of the Counsel of the Historic Preservation Commission. It was mpved that these duties be accepted by Mr. Nlmtz seconded by Mr. OxYan. The motion carried Public Relations and Community Education No further report Environmental Impact Statement No Report Presidential Report Mr, Wasielewski stated that the CETA position, was denied due to funding problems Staff Report Mr. Stamper presented a discussion on the Wast Washington Street Lighting Project. After talks with Mr. Dick Gantz-at the state office, it was felt that a more appropriate style of lights be found.