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commission's assistance for the committee. <br />Additionally, Mrs. Dixon reported that stretches of the curb <br />on the south side of the street are missing and agreed, at the <br />request of the property owners, to see what could be done to remedy <br />the situation. <br />5. Historic Landmarks <br />a) Central High School C. of A. Meeting (report) <br />Mrs. Dixon reported that this meeting basically reiterated the <br />alterations that have previously been proposed. Since these <br />alterations were no different from alterations that have pre- <br />viously been approved, they were approved by the commission. <br />The C. .of A. was then signed and sent to the Troyer group. The <br />C. of A., Mrs. Dixon stated, applies only to the specified <br />changes at the specified time. Any future projects regarding <br />this site will require reapproval by the commission. <br />b) 119 LaPorte Avenue --first reading <br />Mr. Oxian reported that this house has been completely restored <br />and refurbished, including fresh blue -grey paint and a fire alarm. <br />It is located almost directly opposite the Oliver Mansion and is <br />occupied. At one time, it sat right beside the Oliver house, <br />but was moved. A full history of the house was obtained from <br />the owners. Although this house was badly deteriorated five <br />years ago, Oxian reported, it is now in excellent condition. <br />It is historically interesting because it predates the Oliver <br />house. <br />Mention was also made of a yellow 2 -storey Italianate house <br />fZearby--location not specified --which Mr. Oxian reported is <br />the only one of its kind in the vicinity and is apparently <br />unaltered on the exterior. He feels it may be historically <br />significant and should be protected, but no action has as <br />yet been taken. Oxian reported that no demolition bids have <br />been taken on it. <br />c) 1533 Lincolnway West <br />Mrs. Dixon reported that surveyors had been sent out to resurvey <br />the house. The house is in excellent condition and appears <br />almost as it did when first built, apart from two aluminum front <br />storm windows. It is dated circa 1919, according to Mr. Oxian. <br />The original purpose was as a business and as a dormitory for <br />It single men. The exchange building was used by the telephone <br />company. Second reading pending next month. <br />6. Public Relations and Community Education <br />No report. <br />7. Personnel <br />40 <br />Mrs. Dixon reported that as of the previous Thursday, surveyor <br />