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School Corporation find answers to its maintenance <br />problems --locating windows, windowframea, eto. This <br />was one of the benefits of landmark statue, <br />Mrs. Choitz said the HPC should press on with its <br />landmarkinB plans. The Studebaker Administration <br />Building was high on the HPC's list of buildings <br />needing protection. She thought it unwise to delay__ <br />r--- the plans until pressures mounted and issues became <br />confused. Also, she could observe, at present, no <br />obvious need for repairs or changes to the building's <br />exterior. <br />Mr. Sriver agreed that no major exterior changes, to <br />his knowledge, were being contemplated. The building <br />did, however, need air conditioning; and he didn't <br />think the School Corporation should have to seek <br />permission to install air conditioning units. <br />Mr. Oxian said window AC units were not considered a <br />permanent change to the building. The School <br />Corporation would only have to appear before the <br />Commission to gat permission to, for example, cut into <br />the wall, <br />Mrs. Sporleder asked Whether the School Corporation <br />was planning to replace the windows. Mr. Sriver`a <br />assistant replied that replacing the windows would be <br />a major project; and, since the School Corporation <br />might leave the building in 1998, the expense couldn't <br />be 'uotif1ed, Instead, they would simply glaze and <br />paint the windows, all of wh-ich were °open,°, <br />Mr. Oxian cited a test case, Muesael School, the <br />subject, had replaced its windows in cooperation with <br />the HPC. No problems had arisen. <br />Mrs, 8porleder moved to recommend landmark status for <br />'-- ------ the Studebaker Administration 8uildinp' Mrs. Dennen <br />seconded the motion. Motion approved 6-0-1; Mr.. <br />-- , VValaheimer abstained. <br />C. Studebaker Golf Course --Second Reading <br />Mr. Oxian reported that,Mr. Haas, who had the previous <br />month introduced a petitionto landmark the Studebaker <br />Golf Course, had asked that this petition be <br />withdrawn. Mr. C>uian proposed instead tabling the <br />matter indefinitely. The HPC staff had suggested <br />alternatives such as landnarkin8 a group of golf <br />courses, or landmark1ng other parklands. <br />Mrs. Choitz said she wanted to hear the staff report <br />before making any decision. Members of the audience <br />