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suitable, and by extension then be likely to approve when presented as a C of A application by Dr. Enderle. Discussion followed on the most appropriate committee or responsible party to complete this request. Standards and Maintenance committee, Landmarks committee, and Staff were all considered to be charged with preparation of this information for the benefit of Dr. Enderle. - Commissioner Riley reiterated her desire for the Commission to find ways to compromise on matters of repairs and improvements to better. work with and build rapport with those that live in districts and landmarks. It was determined that Staff would be responsible for the task of preparing the letter or statement for Dr. Enderle. Commissioner Sporleder gave details on the Urban Forestry meeting held recently in Brown County. She mentioned a purveyor of trees, shrubs and other plants that grow on demand for Commissions, Parks and other agencies that may be restoring historic landscapes. (Provided later by telephone): the purveyor that Commissioner Sporleder spoke of is available at «Ivw.nossibilitvnlace.com at by telephone at 708-534-3988. This organization also provides educational programs and is working diligently on the ash borer situation in our region. V. HEARING OF VISITORS Don Sporleder: Also relayed details of the Urban Forestry event in Brown County and also the Indiana/Kentucky AIA meeting which featured historic preservation as a key element of the meeting. The University Club has closed as scheduled and the stein collection moved in order to be auctioned. The building is scheduled for demolition in early December. A facilities auction will proceed the demolition on 10/23/07. ADJOURNMENT 8:40 pm Moved: Patrick Second: Riley Approved: Unanimously Attest: Todd Zeiger, Date Secretary, Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend & St. Joseph County 13