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On a final note, I would like to say that he did state that they are computing interests and nationwide competition for funding. Homeland Security concerns the federal government, reduced federal funding. All of these come in to play in getting this and other projects completed. I then commented back to him that HPC would be happy to draft any letter that might support any funding. I also left my contact information with them if they wanted to give me a call in the future about any new information that might develop. This report was based on about a sixty minute conversation with me frantically scribbling notes and then sitting down and typing it up after words so that I could present my report. I will do another file up report when I receive new information. 2. Jefferson School Advisory Committee Meeting set for 2:30 March 23` SBCSC Office JERRY UJDAK: We have a meeting set for March 23` at 2:30 at the professional library at the South Bend Community School Corporation Building on the fourth floor. Jerry then updated the commission on the current situation regarding proposing to do with the windows and doors at Jefferson School. A discussion was then held among commission members regarding the proposed work that is to be done to the windows and doors at Jefferson School. 4. Historic Districts Committee Proofs of district books; 1021 Portage Avenue; meetings to be set KAREN HAMMOND -NASH: Martha Choitz is ill and so was not able to attend tonight's meeting. She did set a date for the next Historic Districts Committee which will be held on Tuesday, April 29 at 4:00 at the Commission office. JOHN OXIAN: That meeting is to discuss 1021 Portage Avenue concerning what kind of district we should set up in that area. IV. OLD BUSINESS 1. The Executive Committee will interview assistant director applicants Monday, April 28. JOHN OXIAN: The Executive Committee will interview for the assistant director's position at what times, Karen?