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Meeting of June 4, 1992
Present: Chairman_ Chuck Randolph, Madeline Buckendorf, Tom Ensley. Staff: Liz Yeary
The June 4, 1992 meeting of the Historic Preservation Commission was called to order in
the City Hall Conference Room by Chairman Chuck Randolph at 7:00 p.m.
The minutes of the April 9, 1992, meeting were approved.
Chairman Randolph reported that Dennis Crooks had indicated an interest in serving as a
Commissioner and would be contacting the Mayor in this regard.
The Chairman also reported that LeAnn Simmons, on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce,
was interested in literature regarding historic properties to be available at the Chamber.
He also mentioned a brochure under discussion between Caldwell Parks & Recreation
Department and the Kiwanis concerning Curtis Park. Mrs. Yeary will obtain a copy and
bring to the next meeting.
There was general discussion concerning funding of such literature by organizations such
as the .Whittenberger Foundation and the Caldwell Community Foundation. It was
suggested that the Commission might meet in the Idaho Room and see what kind of public
information has been produced and what is available.
Mrs. Yeary reported that Ms. Ottens felt the promotion of a local historic district should
be revived. The Commission suggested that the City Attomey review the ordinance
presented previously conceming formation of a local historic district and Ms. Yeary review
the list of properties and make any amendments that may have taken place since the
original application.
It was agreed to obtain information from Elaine Leppert concernuig a wallcing tour, and
any information Teri Ottens might have on a downtown walking tour. Chuck R�ndolph
will research Caldwell Community Foundation funding procedures. Madeline Buckendorf
agreed to research through the Idaho Historical Society guidelines on historical signage.
There was discussion over the need for more Commission members and Chuck agreed to
contact L. Attebury.
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The Chairman advised the Commission that Susan Stacey will be be,�nning the survey for
I992 during the second week of June.
The Chairman reminded everyone of the upcoming Idaho Historical Society Annual
Conference and encouraged members to attend.
Mr. Randolph raised the question of what will the Commission do with the information
gathered in the four years of study. There was a suggestion that when the current survey
is completed all subject property owners for the whole four years should be invited to a
presentation by Susan Stacey on the project. There might also be a brochure produced on
upgrading historic homes or submitting them for historic register nomination.
Under new business, the Commission discussed the historic area between Dearborn and
Fillmore and 13th Avenue and 19th Avenue and the necessity to possibly request a rezone
of that area as soon as possible to protect the integriry of that district.
With no further business the meeting adjourned at 8.45 p.m.
Respectfully submitted, Approved,
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Liz Yeary, Assistant Planner Chuck Randolph, Chairman
Plannuig and Zoning
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