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230 disruption to the neighborhood. He further noted that if any brick streets have to be 231 penetrated the brick would be replaced. Mr. Talley expressed concern over landscaping 232 issues and the visibility of the meters. Mr. Wood, another representative of the gas 233 company, noted that no major landscaping would be affected and that all meters will be 234 located on the side of the house to the rear. Mr. Talley asked if the laying of lines up to 235 the new meters would disturb the new streetlights. Mr. Tealman stated that the lines 236 would not affect the lights. Mr. Talley stated that no one could park his or her vehicles in 237 Shetterly Park, which is a landmark. Mr. Tealman stated that the park would not be 238 touched. Mr. Oxian moved to approve the application subject to on -site review by Mr. 239 Talley and/or Gerald Ujdak where disturbance of soils, landscaping, existing meters 240 and/or disturbance of items of historic significance are to occur. Mr. Weiner seconded 241 the motion. The motion passed unanimously. 242 243 B. Proposed Local Landmarks, 2 nd Reading. 244 1.2300 Portage Avenue — Riverview Cemetery 245 Mr. Oxian stated that the owner has requested that the Commission table this nomination 246 to allow their board to meet and vote on the landmarking of their property. Mr. Oxian 247 moved to table the application until April 17, 2000. Mrs. Choitz seconded the motion. 248 The motion passed unanimously. 249 250 251 III. Regular Business 252 A. Approval of Minutes 253 Mrs. Greene noted that Mrs. DeRose is listed as present during the January meeting when 254 in fact Mrs. Greene was present in her place. Mr. Ujdak moved to approve both the 255 January and February minutes as amended. Mrs. Hostetler seconded the motion. The 256 motion passed unanimously. 257 258 B. Treasurer's Report 259 Mr. Talley noted that each member received a report when they arrived tonight. He 260 further noted that the County Council appropriated $500.00 for postage, $144.00 for 261 advertising and $480.00 for printing. Mr. Talley stated that a treasurer's report would be 262 submitted to the Commission every month. Mr. Weiner moved to accept the Treasurer's 263 Report. Mr. Ujdak seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. 264 265 C. Correspondence. 266 Mr. Talley noted that an individual in Texas sent the Commission postcards of St. Joseph 267 County. 268 269 D. Committee Reports 270 1. Historic District 271 None. 272 2. Historic Landmarks 1" Reading 273 Mr. Oxian noted that 52682 Currant Road, St. Joseph County Farm, has been dropped. 274 3. Standards and Maintenance. 275 None. 0