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• January 19, 1981 Page 2 5. Correspondence (cont.) 4.A letter received from Daniel Kidd, a planner in Lincoln, Nebraska, requesting materials that portray our local program. 5.A letter received from the National Trust asking for advertisements for summer internships. 6.A letter received from Mr. Ron Medow concerning a garage that he owns located at 427 City Hall Court. Mr. Medow, would appreciate a recommendation from the Commission regarding future use and main- tenance of the building. 7.An announcement from HCRS regarding legal tools on how to preserve archeological sites. 8.A letter received from the County Commissioners to announce that Ruth Price has been reappointed to the HPC Commission. Mrs. Price's term of appointment is from December 28, 1980 to December 27, 1983. Mrs. Price presented to the Commission information on pertinent law cases from the National Trust for Historic Preservation. 6. Committee Reports Mr. Stamper stated that the Inventory Catalogue is completed and is in various stages of printing. It should be completed in a month and a discussion should then proceed concerning district boundaries. A small county survey report is in the process of completion to supple- ment our historical data. Budget and Finance No Report Historic Districts Ted Wasielewski submitted a preliminary application for the proposed Near West Side Historic District. The Commission will wait on further developments. Historic Landmarks and Standards Discussion was continued on the landmark designation of 935 S. Ironwood. Joann Sporleder had reviewed the home and recommended landmark status. And Mr. Stamper presented various photographs of the home. Mrs. Price made a motion to approve the home and John Oxian seconded the motion. The motion was carried. • The next home presented for discussion was 63907 Bremen Highway, Woodland, IN. The Commission decided to utilize the policy of first and second readings on landmarks. This is the first reading on the house with photographs of the house presented by Mr. Stamper to the Commission. For the second reading the house will appear on the agenda for February's Commission meeting.