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Commissioner Rohlf questioned whether the joint meeting would be in lieu of a regular HPC meeting. Ms. Haug confirmed that it would be in lieu rather than in addition to a regular meeting. She will coordinate the meeting. 3) Water Tower Update Ms. Haug stated that she attended the Utilities Commission meeting on Tuesday, December 14s' to ask for their support to nominate the water tower as one of the 10 most endangered structures. There is a giant opportunity involved (up to $2,500). If the water tower is listed, the tower would be eligible fox more giant funds. 91exa Mcdowell is working with Richard Rothaus on the nomination to the National Register and will have that done by the end of the month. She will give us a copy of the nomination. 4) Other February 7`h will be a special meeting. Discussion followed regarding whether to have a meeting in January (20a') ox move to March (17) fox the next meeting. Commissioner Konietzko commented that he'd like to start the year by reconciling the Oral Histories and whether the schools axe engaged. He proposed the January meeting. Chair Lindberg agreed that regarding the oral histories, sooner is better. Discussion followed regarding time, funds for transcription, interviewers and qualifications. Mr. Brubaker commented that an oral history is a directed conversation by the interviewer within certain parameters. He prefers digital recorders now. He added that the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) suggested that he write a grant application fox funds for transcription. Bailey Point will be discussed on the City Council agenda on Monday at 6:30 p.m. 51 Adjoununent The meeting was adjourned by Chair Lindberg at 6:33 p.m. Minutes' prepared N cki Blake-Bradley v Tina rlllard ^ ~ n City Clerk // / ~/ Lance Lindberg ~~ Heritage Preservation Commission ~~.~i< <o~c~