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Staff said the program typically covers roughly 15% of project costs, up to a $3,000 maximum, and that the commission may exercise discretion based on project scope and fund availability. As of the Jan. 8 meeting, $18,134 had been dispersed to completed projects and $2,850 had been set aside for projects expected to finish in 2025; staff said those grantees would be eligible to receive their awards when the work is done and funding remains available.

The commission discussed general priorities and fund availability; there was no formal vote on adjustments to the program at the Jan. 8 meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Waukesha - Landmarks Commission on 2025-01-08 6:00 PM - Jan 08, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","City staff briefed the Landmarks Commission on paint-and-repair grant disbursements and the 2025 allocation of $25,000; remaining 2024 funds were carried into 2025 for projects in progress.","taxTitle","Waukesha City, Waukesha County, Wisconsin","taxId",9326,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6699370,"Waukesha Landmarks Commission defers formal response on proposed Blair House boundary reduction",1571,493000,2064000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2096211-9112161c9cb6555289550b7740eea0d2&start=493&end=2064","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2096211-9112161c9cb6555289550b7740eea0d2/thumbnail_493000.jpg","/articles/6699370/Waukesha-City/Waukesha-County/Wisconsin/Waukesha-Landmarks-Commission-defers-formal-response-on-proposed-Blair-House-boundary-reduction","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6699370-180a550e263898d99d01061b93000461/orig.mp4?Expires=1771206131&Signature=cvRnxJ0apgbv-GMuSUAAn7LhS6hcUqEuwo7zRL4hVAPKHVikJHzyYdXmZB7lOeydHrnBICzhtWuKFmrCTkjjlEf6sngWJA6gx1UcFqGZCisNb8rgzEDtd3AXz7PBK6bU2-~34Z6AbLOHtVc8SU8lquG67KcYoV1dUddIULY8GBiivpExAGKNK59o2WTmgjVwNvGbywwibY95h8LQlDNyUUDmpC2ACMKFYqCxsR72sN6AVKL18RNOc3QbBcAHAZEbaAqArCKIIyQ1PfrxjE2frrZrOYI2mvTjSiwSYgF0cR-MdBO7IbNgK-JMF3ZKRa4YmtNjp~GZxu2tFPH6mZb41A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Waukesha City Landmarks Commission on Jan. 8 heard public comment and staff briefings about a consultant-submitted application to reduce the National Register boundary for the Senator William and Henrietta Blair House and agreed to postpone sending a formal response until more information and more commissioners can consider the draft letter.

The discussion centered on a boundary-reduction application completed by Cultural Resource Management and submitted to the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) for review at the SHPO review board meeting on Feb. 21, 2025. Lisa Sall, of 434 Madison Street, told the commission she and a co‑applicant had submitted a nomination and asked that Henry Blair be included in the Blair House nomination because he \"lived in the house for 81 years\" and made civic contributions; she also said the nomination packet included \"over 30 pages, over 90 citations, 26 photos, 26 figures, and maps.\"

Staff advised the commission that Cultural Resource Management had updated the property's name in the new application to \"Senator William and Henrietta Blair House\" and that the application is currently under SHPO review. City staff said the application concerns the National Register boundary (a federal-level listing) and that the local designation paperwork from 1994 referenced in public comments appears to relate to a local special district (Special District H), which the city will continue to investigate. Staff recommended not sending the objection letter the commission had drafted in December, but also said the city would provide additional information about the 1994 Common Council action and other records as they become available.

Commission members discussed timing and participation. Several members said they preferred to wait until commissioners who had drafted or reviewed the December letter could be present. On the record, the commission chose to \"bench this till our next meeting\" and to continue cross-referencing the draft response with newly obtained records. City staff said they will pursue clarification of the relationship between the local special-district documents and the National Register review and will supply more information before the next meeting. An email from Marty Larson was read into the record by staff; Larson’s message said the city had been involved in the nomination and management of the land for more than 30 years and recommended a height restriction if the lower parcel were developed, but he wrote that he could not attend because he had COVID-19.

There was no formal vote on the content of the December letter at the Jan. 8 meeting; the commission directed continued review and deferred sending any final letter until a future meeting when more commissioners can participate. Staff said the mayor or designee will ultimately transmit the commission's comments to SHPO, and staff offered to copy commissioners when the city sends its submission.

The commission also heard staff remarks about a compliance negotiation with SHPO tied to a separate development (the Mandel apartment project at 130 Dale), which would apply only if the SHPO review finds an adverse effect and the boundary decrease is not approved. Staff clarified that SHPO can recommend mitigation but does not impose a prohibition on the city's proposed development.

The commission did not adopt a final position at the Jan. 8 meeting and will revisit the draft response and any new documentation at the next scheduled meeting before the Feb. 21 SHPO review board date.","The Landmarks Commission heard public comments and staff briefings on a consultant-led application to reduce the National Register boundary for the Senator William and Henrietta Blair House and agreed to defer sending a formal letter until more commissioners and information are available.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":44,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6699361,"Landmarks Commission approves minutes, staff alerts members to new email security and fee changes",129,975000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2096211-9112161c9cb6555289550b7740eea0d2&start=975&end=1104","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2096211-9112161c9cb6555289550b7740eea0d2/thumbnail_975000.jpg","/articles/6699361/Waukesha-City/Waukesha-County/Wisconsin/Landmarks-Commission-approves-minutes-staff-alerts-members-to-new-email-security-and-fee-changes","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6699361-b841fa3a86d67423d854c57b467651db/orig.mp4?Expires=1771206131&Signature=TCA~KP-jNsVckBd~xCXIPiCRTSk5ibfZJ5KuUfgJMA60neZ5Vv5Fjm3fCk6UHoFk2ATmYUsVcTYRYiFjrueylPnVKkrhI9nYT8KqmH5Xd~z0C3gn4rVsZpzVDcHORT5lyOL18Whq0NGE4iNHpJGIwqgNiv8ft4~ncPFzFbTM6u7EDwP0pTlwXYRAEWnBfr8rOoPtcX0TsddZZYh~x73efuB5a3aUd1N0oz9UCiqfiYvIc6NbxOB9zYW4dNF8lBHZqeydkDrsAjEsUcyvVLztXKK0NDlssUdYnSIOJ40NHpPE2jR7AdD0BHljVMn5r9WzlDRBKHlg0GF6egQNxHoJFQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Waukesha City Landmarks Commission on Jan. 8 approved minutes from its November and December 2024 meetings and received administrative updates about required email security and planned fee increases for landmark submissions and certificate-of-appropriateness reviews.

Commission members approved the Nov. 6 minutes by voice vote with one abstention recorded; the December 4 minutes were approved by voice vote. There were no recorded roll-call tallies provided in the transcript beyond voice votes and the stated abstention.

City staff informed members that the city's IT department is asking all board members to enable two‑factor authentication on city email accounts within the next one to two months and offered assistance setting up the protection. Staff said the city prefers official business be conducted via city email to ease compliance with open records requests and to limit the need to search personal accounts.

Staff also told the commission that landmark-submission and review fees will be updated for the new year, including an increase in the certificate-of-appropriateness fee for residential projects to $50 and a proposed $25 fee for landmark extension consultations; staff said the updated fees would appear on the city website soon and offered to bring exact fee figures to the next meeting.

There were no further formal actions on either the IT or fee items at the Jan. 8 meeting.","The commission approved meeting minutes for November and December, and city staff briefed members on two-factor authentication for city emails and pending increases to landmark submission and certificate-of-appropriateness fees.","actionData","errors"]

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