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Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Minutes October 17, 2016 Page 18 of 19 Fahey says I have been to a couple of meetings since that meeting, having nothing to do with the Historic Commission or the HPC. At least two different times, Councilman Keany made the comment that we had agreed as a subcommittee or a group to give 20% of the tax income to the Museum. He is not wording it in such a way that it was "up to 20%" or that there were any conditions or limitations. We need to clarify that. Chuck Thomas makes a motion that Haley and Koertje can be on a subcommittee to work with two members of the Historical Commission, seconded by Fahey. Approved by voice vote. Committee Reports — Realtor Brochure Trice hands out a sample of the Realtor Brochure. Haley says it will start with realtors, but will be for a larger audience. If we want to attract a larger audience, how do we balance it from homeowners to realtors? Cyndi Thomas says that the revolving loan program should be added to the brochure. I like all the information. I'd like to turn it into an info -graphic. Trice says this can be discussed with the public outreach subcommittee. There are funds in the budget for public outreach. Cyndi Thomas says I saw a brochure from Westminster that was an info -graphic for their new development. It has just the right amount of information. I will send a link to Lauren. Haley says we put this brochure together to see if the needed information is there. If something is lacking, please let us know. Cyndi Thomas says comments have been "you are here to get in my way". There is a perception out there, so I suggested we have "myths" and "truths". The myth is the HPC is angry grumpy people and the truth is we are here to help and protect the character of our community. Trice says we want the brochure to be fun and not intimidating. Cyndi Thomas says listing how many commercial landmarks and residential landmarks have been done and how much money has been given out might be helpful. Trice says we may end up with two brochures, one about the success of the HPF and another about the people who are interested in participating. Updates from Staff Historic Context The City received five proposals for the Historic Context Studies. Cyndi Thomas, Koertje, Bridget Bacon, Museum Coordinator, Rob Zuccaro, Director of Planning & Building Safety, and Lauren Trice, Associate Planner interviewed three of the consultants on September 30th The interview team selected PaleoWest, located in Denver, to work with the City to develop the Historic Context Studies. Demolition Updates On September 26, 2016, Planning Staff and two subcommittee members of the HPC reviewed a request for a demolition permit to demolish the structure at 225 County Road. After deliberation, the HPC subcommittee decided to release the permit because of the marginal architectural integrity and lack of strong social significance. Upcoming Schedule October 20th — Archaeological Investigation at the Industrial Mine in Superior, 7pm, Library Meeting Room 25th — APA Colorado Awards Ceremony, 5:30-7:30 pm, Cheyenne Mountain Resort, Colorado Springs