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275 CATHERINE HOSTETLER: Gerald Ujdak and Joann Sporleder went out <br />276 independently and Martha Choitz and myself went together. The Committee <br />277 unanimously agreed that the application was okay, it is not a permanent structure. <br />278 <br />279 MARTHA CHOITZ: I move to approve the application as recommended by the <br />280 Standards and Maintenance Committees with the stipulation that this be a one of a kind <br />281 approval. <br />282 <br />283 RICHARD HELMUS: ' I second the motion. <br />284 <br />285 After due consideration, the following action was taken: <br />286 <br />287 Upon a motion by Martha Choitz, being seconded by Richard Helmus and carried <br />288 unanimously the application for a front yard partial fence made of rope and posts was <br />289 approved as a one of a kind. <br />290 <br />291 111. OLD BUSINESS <br />292 <br />293 Nothing new to report. <br />294 <br />295 IV. NEW BUSINESS <br />296 <br />297 A. 1534 W. Sample — Washington High School, <br />298 <br />299 JOHN OXIAN: This involves interim protection for Washington High School. The <br />300 staff of the School Corporation should be allowed once again to speak on this matter <br />301 since the Commission allowed discussion last month in regards to Nuner. <br />302 <br />303 FRED STUMP: I am distributing a letter from the superintendent in regards to both <br />304 Harrison and Washington Schools. I will read it; "...the school corporation has <br />305 determined a use for the Washington High School facility and we have taken steps to try <br />306 and bring this about. Our intention is to raise the old portion of the building, renovate the <br />307' 1969 addition to the back, to construct a small office complex at the north side of the <br />308 1969 addition to accommodate our buildings and grounds offices and our purpose in <br />309 renovating the 1969 portion is to turn it into a central services facility which would <br />310 replace the operation on Eddy Street which we have out grown. The long-range goal is to <br />311 construct a cooking kitchen facing Western Avenue. We feel that it would not only be an <br />312 enhancement for the school corporation but also for the Sample Street area. We have <br />313 absolutely no use for this facility, it has deteriorated greatly, and the heating system is in <br />314 such dire straits we have had to weld off areas because of leaks so there is no heat in a <br />315 vast portion of the old section of the building. We strongly urge you to reject this request <br />316 for landmark status, we have a very definite need for this facility and such a designation <br />317 would stop this from occurring. <br />318 <br />319 JOHN OXIAN: Would you allow us to tour the Washington High School? <br />%I <br />