Historic Preservation Commission Agenda and Packet 2018 02 12

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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes December 14, 2017 Page 7 of 10 Haley stated that the Farmers' Market was a place where people wanted to talk and gain information, whereas the street fair was loud. Fahey added that events like street fair attracted more people from outside the City. Trice reminded the Commission that everything the subcommittees recommended would be brought to the Commission as a whole. If commissioners ever wanted more training on anything, they can reach out to staff. She asked the Commission if they were still interested in realtor outreach and training. Parris stated that she had experience in realtor training and would be willing to help with that goal. Fahey stated that there was a conference in Des Moines. Trice confirmed that Fahey would be the representative conference this year in Iowa. Ulm stated that goals 2 and 3 could work together, as a realtor's base was broader than just one town. Trice reminded the Commission that goal 3 is training for the boards themselves. Realtors could be added later in that process. She stated that Louisville has a unique program that might be hard for realtors to make use of. Cyndi Thomas stated that the open houses could be outreach events. Trice stated that those events were largely for property owners' questions for the Commission. Cyndi Thomas asked if a landmarked house could host an outreach event. Trice responded that all meetings had to occur within a City facility. Fahey asked if they could hold the event in the Center for the Arts. Trice stated that that was possible, but they would need to get on the schedule early as the Center filled up quickly. Haley stated that Boulder hosted informal informational meetings in landmarked homes. She asked if that would be allowed Trice stated that Boulder's City Charter was different from Louisville's, but she would look into it. Dickinson stated that the Commission could get involved in the home tour fundraising event that the elementary school holds. He asked if it would be allowed to have a table or two on the school tour for information on Historic Preservation in Louisville. Trice stated that it might be possible. She asked if Dickinson thought the school would be interested in an older house. Dickinson stated that his home, the old hospital, could be a mix of old and new that the school might be interested in.