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HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION MINUTES
Meeting of August 2, 1990
The meeting of the Historic Preservation Commission on August 2,
1990, was called to order in the City Hall Conference Room by
Vice Chairman, Tom Ensley, in the absence of Chairman Chuck
Randolph at 7:15 p.m.
Present: Vice Chairman Tom Ensley, Nathelle Oates, Madeline
Buckendorf, Bill Gigray III, Dennis Crooks, Teri Brandt—Ottens,
Art Honey and Darin Huebert. ,
Dennis Crooks began the meeting with an Historic Survey update.
� letter from the histaric consultant was distributed and
discussed. Dennis stated that the consultant was in the process
of finishing up the intensive level survey on the four chosen
sites and the two alternates and that the expected completion
date w�s August 20, 1990.
Next, site survey information and photo documentation associated
with the College of Ida.ho street vacation and er,pansion program
was distributed and discussed.
The next item was introduced by Dennis and involved the Planning
and Zoning Commission moving toward conducting meetings two times
a month (ist & 3rd Thursdays of the month) and a conflict with
the normal meeting date for the Historic Preservation Commission
which is the 1st Thursday of the month. Consideration was given
to move the regular meeting to the first Tuesday of every month.
No final action was t��cen �an this it�m.
Teri Brandt—Ott�ns indicated that the newly painted Depot was
gozng to be the site of an art show �t the end of September.
There will be a volunteer work day at the Depot on the 11th of
August to do some more painting and general cleanup.
Teri also brought the Commission up to date on the pres�ntation
of the representative from R/UDAT and the status of the possible
R/UDAT study. After some discussion, Bill Gigray III made a
motion which was seconded by Art Honey that the Historic
Preservation Commission officially endorse a R/UDAT study. The
motion passed unanimously.
Dennis Crooks, followed by mentioning that 1990 grant
applications were to be submitted to the State Historic
Preservation Office by October 1, 1990 �nd that the Commission
members should be thinking about possible projects. Dennis
indicated that some grant funds were being made availc�ble for
building renovation for sites listed on the National Register of
Historic places. An updated list of Caldwell sites along with
some photographs of the buildings were distributed to Commission
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• members. There was no consensus on the type at pro�ect to pursue
in 1990. The item was deferred for additional discussion at the
next meeting.
Next, Dennis introduced the Commission to the Comprehensive Plan
update and a goal to include an Historic component to the Plan.
Dennis suggested that the Historic Commission function as a sub-
committee of the Planning and Zoning Commission. Dennis
indicated he would follow-up with more information on this item.
A special meeting of the Historic Preservation Commission was set
for Tuesday, August 21, 1990 at 7:00 p.m, in the Council
Conference Room in order to review intensive Ievel site survey
material prior to final project submittal to the �State Historic
Preservation Office.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:45 p.m.
Submitted by,
Dennis Crooks, Director
Planning and Zoning
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