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I THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION <br />2 OF SOUTH BEND & ST. JOSEPH COUNTY <br />3 <br />4 MINUTES <br />5 <br />6 January 10, 2004 Historic Preservation Commission Offices <br />7 10:00 a.m. 125 South Lafayette Boulevard <br />8 - South Bend, IN. <br />9 <br />10 MEMBERS PRESENT: Gerald Ujdak, Vice President <br />11 Virginia O'Hair, Secretary <br />12 Catherine Hostetler, Treasurer <br />13 Mary Jane Chase <br />14 Martha Choitz <br />15 Lynn Patrick <br />16 Joann Sporleder <br />17 Diane Wrobel-Illes <br />18 <br />19, MEMBERS ABSENT: John Oxian, Commission President <br />20 <br />21 STAFF PRESENT: Karen Hammond -Nash, Director <br />22 Julie L. Schutte, Assistant Director <br />23 John Livingston, staff attorney <br />24 The meeting began informally at approximately 10:00, with Vice President Jerry <br />25 Ujdak briefly explaining to the television and newspaper crews and the assembled public <br />26 (perhaps about 35 people) what the purpose of the meeting was, and what route the <br />27 commission members would be traveling. Staff distributed 25 or 30 copies of the tour map, <br />28 itinerary, and directions to the reporters and the public, and made sure that the map, itinerary, <br />29 and directions were properly posted on both office doors along with the complete agenda. <br />30 The HPC rented van left the office parking lot at about 10:30, followed by six citizen <br />31 participant cars, and cars containing the television crews from Channel 16 and Channel 22. <br />32 Present in the van were: HPC staff and members listed above, and visitors: <br />33 Dennis Schafer (member of the County Council) <br />34 Donald Sporleder <br />35 Mary Shafer <br />36 Lynn Shafer <br />37 The route followed and sites discussed are as appears on the attached directions, map, <br />38 and itinerary. Additionally, four other significant structures and sites were observed and <br />39 discussed, along with some discussion about abandoned rail corridors, streams, culverts and <br />40 bridges, small lakes, and wetlands, and the relation of these to historic preservation. <br />