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Historical Commission Meeting Minutes March 16, 2022 Page 2 of 2 VII. Approval of 2022 Meeting Dates Et Location: The Commission approved the 2022 meeting dates and location, vote 5 to 0 VIII. Distribution of 2022 Open Government Et Ethics Pamphlet: All LHC members reviewed the Open Government Et Ethics Pamphlet attached to the meeting packet. IX. Updates on Museum - Bridget and Sharon: A. Updates on the plans for community engagement regarding the Museum expansion that was to be funded by the City and Louisville History Foundation in 2022 (now put on hold due to the Marshall Fire): Sharon informed the Commission that the plans for community engagement for the Museum expansion was put on hold for the time being. B. Budget updates: There are no new capital projects for the Museum, just the carryover of the budget from last year for improvements on the campus. C. Museum buildings and campus: Currently working with an architect to get design plans for the new porches and ballisters on the Museum campus buildings. The Museum plans to promote the availability and usage of the Courtyard. Also, the Trott -Downer Cabins were just moved to their new location at Miners Field. X. Report from Sharon Nemechek, Director of Library Et Museum Services: In addition to Sharon's earlier report, she noted they are still moving forward with the Equity, Diversity, Et Inclusion project. XI. Report from Bridget Bacon, Museum Services Supervisor: A. Museum Services Supervisor's written report: In addition to the written report, Bridget wanted to acknowledge the Superior Historical Museum being lost during the Marshall Fire. Also, the Museum staff is working on a list of historical building that were lost during the fire and plans to highlight the losses on social media and in the Historian. B. Updates on Museum operations Et projects, including community recovery programs: The Museum staff are holding community recovery programs, such as workshops with conservators for fire victims to bring in items salvaged from their homes, conducting recorded audio interviews with residents on their experiences with the fire, and offering scanning of residents' photos. Also, on the Historical Museum's website, people can share their stories of the City of Louisville Louisville Historical Museum 749 Main Street Louisville CO 80027 303-335-4850 (phone) 303-335-4550 (fax) www.louisvilleco.gov/museum