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JOHN OXIAN: I would recommend that when you do anything on these houses, or you get down into <br />specifics, that you first go to Gerald Ujdak, who is assigned to that, and meet with Julie Schutte. <br />3. Landmark plaque arrival. <br />Julie Schutte informed the commission that a few weeks ago the landmark plaques arrived. She <br />brought examples of the plaques, and all agreed that they were very nice indeed. <br />V. NEW BUSINESS <br />1. McKinley Highway Improvement & Locust Road Projects; 106 <br />review; opinion. <br />JULIE SCHUTTE: We received some correspondence from Lawson -Fisher Associates, regarding the <br />McKinley Highway Corridor Improvements Project. Currently it is a two-lane roadway and they <br />would like to expand it into a four lane road with two travel lanes and a continuous two-way left turn <br />lane. Staff has not done too much research into the area and staff would like some guidance as to <br />where the cut off would be from Mishawaka since Historic Preservation's first description of the <br />highway <br />JOHN OXIAN: You would start at the city limits. There isn't much on McKinley. They have already <br />made some areas into a four -lane road. <br />JULIE SCHUTTE: There is also information about a US 20 bridge replacement over Locust Road. <br />The bridge is a twentieth century concrete overpass bridge. The engineers do not foresee any threat to <br />important nearby structures. <br />2. Commission member training and scholarship opportunities. <br />Scholarships are available for commission member training. Contact Steve Kennedy, (DPHA) <br />VII. ANNOUNCEMENTS & MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS <br />(Nothing to report) <br />VIII. ADJOURNMENT <br />MARY JANE CHASE: I will make a motion to adjourn the meeting. <br />LYNN PATRICK: Seconds the motion. <br />Meeting ended at 10:10. <br />7 <br />