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Cole Associates had requested a list of proposals from the HPC re. what to do with the bridge. g. School Demolitions. Mr. Oxian said he had gotten many calls asking about the possibilities of landmarking schools in danger of demolition. He has kept a record of them all, but will not proceed further until he gets a reply to a letter he sent 10 days previously to the Supt. of Schools, asking for his opinion re. landmarking these schools. Mr. Oxian then suggested choosing Jefferson, Nuner, Monroe, and Riley as landmark candidates. Mrs. Sporleder asked that Madison school be included in this list, and urged an immediate first reading on this mattter. h. Maintenance of Oliver and Central. Mrs. Choitz questioned whether any maintenance was being done on these structures; Mr. Oxian said it was minimal to nonexistent. He suggested applying the new maintenance ordinance to these buildings. i. Robertson's and Central. Mrs. Petrass questioned the purpose of the proposed trade of Robertson's for Central. Mr. Welsheimer explained that the school corporation wanted to place its administrative offices there, at an estimated cost of $8 million (estimate provided by Troyer). The city is contem- plating a variety of plans for Central, including placing Ron Manigo's employment training program there. 6. Public Relations and Community Education. No report. 7. Personnel. a. Mrs. Dixon announced her resignation, saying she could no longer continue the long commute to work, and stating that her new duties on her husband's radio station had become more than she had anticipated. She has volunteered to act as a consultant. Mrs. Choitz commended Mrs. Dixon for all her hard work. Mr. Welsheimer moved to accept the resignation: Mr. Eide seconded. 8. Staff Reports