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L • ;,Tay 1.5, 1978 Page ZG Tib% Oxian then made a motion to have the Coiiviissio.n accept the city budget as is. Tis. "porleder seconded the motion. It rocas put to a. vote and all voted Aye, except "ss. Price, who voted Nay. I,ir. Oxian then made a motion to accept the county budget as recormlended. TIS. Sporleder seconded this motion and when put to a vote, passed unani).ously. A discussion ensued about setting up accounts for the f)._.2,000.00 from the state grant and the $1,000.00 Consultant Service Grant for Gaylen M -1 -sop. 1,1r. Wasielewski suggested that 1, -Lr. Niratz and 1Jr. Oxian pursue. this. Historic Districts and Standards I,1rs. Price explained about the first of t-wo presentations the committee would be giving to the West Washington Area Residents concerning H.P. zoning. There was discussion on the voting rules for residents of the area being designated as FT. P. District. 1.r. Oxian made a motion that the Cor-xnission type up and print the proposed standards for the West North Shore Drive H.P. District and mail them to the residents of the district a -rid the con nittee mei��bers. Ili.ne seconded. The motion passed unani, usly. r. Kline requested that the word "Triangle" not be used in the. title or any reference to the West North Shore Drive H. P. District. 1.1r. Wasielewski stated that the Coma,?ttee had begun a preliminary, review of the Orange -Colfax Connector, and discovered that the map in the negative declaration of the West Washington National Register District showed the correct boundaries of the District. A letter, noting the error, had been sent out with a corrected ra ap to 1.1r. Icilahon, City .Engineer, and several related government agencies and officials interested in the project. The co:�ri-i ttee also requested the latest official documentation of the Orange -Colfax Connector from Mr. Patrick `.:rcIIahon, City Engineer, so they could do a complete review of the project. Historic Landmarks and Standards Oxian announced the coiwittee will rn.eet I,Iay 25. 1.1s. Peck annowr ced that despite his tranfer to Chicago, IIr. John Stamper would continue to work, for us on week -ends. "-Ir. Wasielewski suggested a letter be written to Jr. Steeper, thanking him for his service to the Commission. The cwmiittee will 'proceed in drafting up standards for the Darden and Leeper Bridges as potential landmarks.