HomeMy WebLinkAbout3-2-1989 CHPC MINUTES �.
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION MINUTES
March 2, 1989
The meetinq was called to order at 7:0(d p.m. by the Chairman, Tom
Ensley. Present were Chuck Randolph, Teri Brandt, Sylvia
Robison, Nathelle Oates, and Art Honey.
The minutes of the February 2 meeting were approved as written
and distributed.
Sylvia Robison reported on the status of the request for
proposals to engage a consultant to complete the survey
of properties identified in the grant project. She indicated the
proposal form has been approved by the St Historic
Preservation office and a list of consultants is being sent from
Boise. The request for proposals will be mailed out to three or
more individuals who may be interested in doing the project for
the City of Caldwell. Proposals will be due in the office of
Engineering and Planning by 5:00 p.m. March 24. Since the
project is scheduled to begin April 1, 1989, Commission members
established a meeting for Saturday, March 25, at 3:30 p.m. in the
City Hall conference room to review the proposals submitted.
The Chairman then informed Commission members that Dr. and Mrs.
Earl Archie Gulley have invited the Historic Preservation
Commission to tour the museum in their office building at 1122
Main Street. The museum contains collectibles, artifacts,
antiques and memorabilia the Gulleys have been accumulating for
many years. The agreed-upon date for the tour is Thursday,
March 9, at 7:00 p.m.
Further discussion on 1989 goals: Tom Ensley said he would get
information to Teri Brandt for the walking tour. Chuck Randolph
indicated he had talked with Durand Marcus and found that the
Centennial Committee is also planning to work with the schools in
getting information for the Centennial. Rather than duplicate
efforts, the Commission agreed to work more closely with that
committee. Nathelle Oates is the representative from the
Caldwell Commission.
As a matter of information, Chuck Randolph further reported that
the State School Board wants to compile a history of every school
in Idaho for the Centennial.
Teri Brandt announced that the Chamber of Commerce will host
another ldahost program on i•larch 18th for anyone interested in
learning more about Idaho and "The Celebration of the Century."
As there was no further business, the meeting adjourned at 8:00.
Respectfully submitted,
Sylvia Robison - Secretary