Historic Preservation Commission Agenda and Packet 2018 02 12

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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes December 14, 2017 Page 6 of 10 Fahey informed the Commission that the Louisville oral histories were available on YouTube on the Louisville Colorado Historical Museum page. (1) Trice stated that the most pressing issue on the list was updating the Historic Preservation Fund Resolutions for 2019. The fund has 10 more years of funding after the November 2017 vote and a bigger area to cover, pending Council approval. (2) The Commission also needs to amend Louisville Code 15.36 regarding Demolition process and alteration certificate criteria. (3) The Commission needs to implement a plan to promote the Historic Preservation Fund and the Revolving Loan Program. (4) Goal 4, to complete Historic Contexts, needs new committee members in addition to Chair Haley. (5) Language for the interpretive signs for goal 5 will be coming to the Commission soon. (6) The Commission has been invited to the First Friday Art Walk in May for Historic Preservation Month. The Commission also needs to decide if they want to have a booth at the farmers' market again this season. (7) Potential projects include a State Historic Fund Application for the Center for the Arts and for a digital survey, which staff is working on. (8) Engaging and educating realtors needs a volunteer leader from the Commission. (9) Trice is working with Lafayette on a co -training event focused on preserving postwar architecture. Fahey asked if the Commission needed to discuss fund allocations for the museum after the November 2017 vote. Trice responded that nothing would start regarding the November 2017 vote until January 1st 2019, which is why Commission and Council had to make these decisions before that deadline. (1) Ulm volunteered to be a reviewer for historic context (goal 4.) (2) Cyndi Thomas and Dickinson volunteered for goal 2. (3) Chuck Thomas volunteered for goal 1. (4) Fahey and Parris volunteered for goal 6. (5) Haley volunteered for goals 1 and 3. (6) Chuck Thomas volunteered for 1 and 2 and Trice listed him as an alternate for 2. Trice asked if there was interest in doing the First Friday Art Walk in May. Cyndi Thomas stated that the Commission could promote landmarking ceremonies during art walk. Haley and Fahey voiced their support. Haley asked the Commission for their opinions on doing the Farmers' Market again. She stated that it was a boon to the Commission and Historic Preservation. Chuck Thomas added that outreach could be combined with goal 3. Trice stated that it was better to get involved in an existing event rather than making their own event. Haley asked what other events they could do. Trice listed events at the Center for the Arts, movie nights, and street fair as possibilities. She recommended that the subcommittee determine what other events HPC could do.