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Historic Preservation Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />February 24th, 2020 <br />Page 13 of 14 <br />Dunlap agreed with Chair Haley that seeing the road map of the property was helpful. <br />HPC Subcommittees <br />Haley requested that the conversation about subcommittees be moved to the next <br />meeting. <br />Selvoski replied that she could also share a google document or something similar for <br />the commissioners to share their subcommittee ideas and desires. <br />Dunlap requested that the commissioners have a meeting about the subcommittees <br />ahead of the Council meeting on March 10t" <br />Selvoski replied that the Commission was supposed to chat for about 10 minutes with <br />an update for Council, then move into a conversation. <br />Dunlap noted that Council had asked for priorities, what the Commission had <br />accomplished. <br />Haley stated that the subcommittee lists had lists of goals for the year. <br />Dunlap replied that he thought there were more. He gave the example of a list of the <br />properties that have been landmarked. <br />Haley and Selvoski stated that there were lists and a digital map of the landmarked <br />properties. <br />Dunlap added that the City website was wrong. <br />Klemme asked if it was legal to respond via a large email. <br />Selvoski replied that subcommittees were small enough that they did not require public <br />notice. She noted that the Commission could table the list for another meeting. <br />Dunlap stated that he would feel better if the Commission had a discussion of what the <br />subcommittees meant and who should be on them. <br />Klemme agreed and added that she did not feel like the Commission got a lot of traction <br />with its goals last year. She thought the Commission got a lot accomplished in the <br />meetings but not beyond that. She recommended focusing on fewer items per <br />subcommittee. <br />Ulm agreed and added that the subcommittees did not have the opportunity to meet <br />separately and they should be separate from the monthly meetings. He did not think the <br />meeting with Council was a big opportunity to discuss and share. <br />14 <br />
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