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August 18, 1980 Page 3 would be no impact on any h.istor.i:c.s:ites or structures. Mr. Oxian pointed out the railroad roundhouse in the 1600 block of Olive, which will be added to the survey, but will not be impacted by the proposed construction. Presidents Report The president had nothing to report on at this time. Staff Report John Stamper asked the commission to retain th.e summer 'intern, Jeanette Burkett, until December 30, 1980, on a 10hour per week basis. Ted Wasielewski made the motion, Ruth Price seconded. The commission approved the motion. A letter will be written to the county,commissioners.requesting funds for the intern contract. Registration for the National Trust Convention will be paid for commission member; John Oxian and Ruth Price.,aid commissionr, planner John Stamper. Charles Hayes made the motion with John Appleton second. The commission approved the motion. Ted Wasielewski will accompany Mr. Stamper to make the request to the county commissioners for registration funding. • 7. Old Business n A motion by John Oxian was made to strike Resolution number 4. Ruth Price seconded. The commission approved the motion. Another motion was made by John Oxian to purchase the book: VICTORIAN HOME BUILDING, A TRANSCONTINENTiAL VIEW. F.J. Nimtz seconded, and the commission approved the purchase. 8. New Business Mr. Oxian suggested that:a general handout consisting of four points should be used when a resident considers repair or new construction on his or her home. Charles Hayes recommeded further study, after the points were retyped and presented to the commission. 9. Announcements and Miscellaneous.'Matters There were none at this time. 10. Hearing of Visitors John Conley suggested that we publish one subject bulletins, i.e. regarding our new model guidelines book. 11. Adjourment Joann Sporleder moved to adjourn, F. J. Nimtz seconded. The meeting was adjourned at 9:13 p.m.