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Preservation plan: Committee members reported they had received a midterm preservation plan and noted it appeared to list consultants and a timeline; members said the document is concise, visually accessible and likely adopted around 2022. The committee agreed to contact the plan authors (Midterm) to ask about the process and any consulting costs so the committee can consider whether to replicate elements or budget for consultant help.

Birchstone / Bergstrom Park consultant: Committee members said Logan Simpson is under contract for the Birchstone Park project and that the consultant had made an on-site visit earlier in the afternoon. A kickoff meeting with stakeholders — Parks & Rec Advisory Board, Historic Preservation Committee and the Downtown Development Authority — was expected but a date had not been set.

Arts outreach and poster contest: Members discussed ideas for a poster or coloring contest (or a multi-page kids activity sheet) to engage children with local history; they also floated plein-air and graphic-arts events for adults and possible partnership with the Teller County Arts Alliance (Gail Gross was named as a contact). Parks staff contact Maria and Parks Director Cindy were referenced as partners in the early planning.

Meeting schedule and administrative items: The committee agreed to cancel the April 1 meeting, hold the next meeting on April 29 (a fifth-Tuesday special date noted by a member), cancel the May 6 meeting, and resume the regular schedule on June 3. Committee members asked staff to post those changes and circulate updated calendar invitations. Members also reported laminated historical posters intended for local restaurants and for distribution at an upcoming city council meeting.

Members asked staff to follow up with Midterm (plan authors) for cost and adoption-date details, to coordinate stakeholder dates for the Birchstone Park kickoff, and to confirm Parks & Rec and Arts Alliance participation in outreach ideas.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Historical Preservation Committee | March 18, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The committee reviewed a midterm preservation plan, heard that Logan Simpson is under contract for Birchstone Park work, discussed arts and youth outreach (poster/coloring ideas), and rescheduled its next meeting to April 29 while canceling the April 1 and May 6 meetings.","taxTitle","Woodland Park, Teller County, Colorado","taxId",45828,"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},6120896,"Committee notes unsafe barn roof, owner plans work on Boss Building; DDA mini–grant not decisive",1322,28000,1350000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2705685-7f997d409a41b60a36d0ee78ad8b48ce&start=28&end=1350","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2705685-7f997d409a41b60a36d0ee78ad8b48ce/thumbnail_28000.jpg","/articles/6120896/Woodland-Park/Teller-County/Colorado/Committee-notes-unsafe-barn-roof-owner-plans-work-on-Boss-Building-DDA-minigrant-not-decisive","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6120896-1d67497b52dac06c2e614bbb3a980ee9/orig.mp4?Expires=1771199473&Signature=mtm0XmnwhYXienruLQzxRqHb-DlILMI~jP6LWv2D89rsklnQZ7BmciZVo6~nYZfUY9OA7JdlaI-3nYn4SXb50VO59jvRgePu~RB8edlJU9SlUNDKVGQSsNfZMBdTSrHxmF9FEtB66fVQEQ~0fmraDPzxrkcR2zKvrVsosGtOek-u-4fNyS6UAav-hFbuU-K5OYN~JY9SNgS~OSCY8HUqBMQxvBz1UBPbwH5U7uEp7I6p4OYGL3BbJdHAS3HGEerTSUl8QfVNx0OQTQOsvlkv3TB6TwDDSrMNZAf9Phb1pibRg4WSDY5XgjgsUy5SOuDnie-HewCu5Eo-HEpvM~-EAg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Committee members reported two property-condition updates during the meeting.

Junction House / Robert’s House barn roof: Committee members said they had asked city facilities staff to inspect an identified barn roof; facilities director Rob Feltz inspected the roof and determined it was unsafe for his crew to climb and make repairs. Committee members said they will request that the city include the barn inspection on the next contracting cycle when roofing contractors are engaged; no firm repair date was set.

Boss Building: A committee member reported recent information that the Boss Building owner wants to restore the structure, gutting and securing the interior and addressing outstanding issues such as a prior sewage backup. Members described this as the most positive news about the property in months and said they will continue to monitor developments. At the meeting a member referenced a prior Downtown Development Authority (DDA) mini-grant program (amount discussed informally as about $5,000) but said the owner will likely need to address sewage and insurance issues independently.

No formal city action or vote was recorded on either property; the committee agreed to keep tracking both items and to report updates as they come to hand.","The committee discussed an unsafe barn roof at a property (Junction House/Robert's House) that a city facilities director judged unsafe for staff to access, and members reported the owner of the downtown Boss Building intends to restore it; committee members will monitor both properties.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6120901,"Historic preservation committee reviews student GPR survey of Templeton Cemetery and discusses fundraising, data handoff",2921,131000,3052000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2705685-7f997d409a41b60a36d0ee78ad8b48ce&start=131&end=3052","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2705685-7f997d409a41b60a36d0ee78ad8b48ce/thumbnail_131000.jpg","/articles/6120901/Woodland-Park/Teller-County/Colorado/Historic-preservation-committee-reviews-student-GPR-survey-of-Templeton-Cemetery-and-discusses-fundraising-data-handoff","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6120901-dc24532d4f6eff950e6ac7bc07038619/orig.mp4?Expires=1771199473&Signature=aC7Rtc5-4955b9SyEAzhyf-hKdA5sa1ijuRBy9RWN7BQpLTo~crRg9TU1xQ0-qRX3h7uwRhF6e2-c3PNKN2iKcHnf4bRbcys2PjJVlN5rEsjcy-vAqIFbcxXEz2p1aiKMmJfvsmh0DIuMj7AkOC92jthtAYFA~9OPaUMNM7YuuzBLeyN~wb1K9nM1Koe8335KkS0w2k2F4uLmxxkevAWfZ6Q~qtye7XHjRTa2K0Pwr0J706py23GAdDg5x3ELg3nMmp7JvAYt2PnwkgZXU1rzj~k5YKGCEnOV11OlokssYulWczpqbx5eG7I7yVrZRY7jV5gHkIVSHqn6uWKMVgsqQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Members of the Woodland Park Historic Preservation Committee on an undated meeting discussed results of a ground-penetrating radar (GPR) and magnetic survey of Templeton Cemetery performed by a team of students and considered options for fundraising and data handoff to support restoration work.

The committee reported that four students — three women and one man — performed both GPR and magnetic scans and set survey grids and GPS control. Committee members said the students planned to return to stake any features they located, but committee volunteers also offered to accept GPS coordinates and stake sites themselves if the student team could provide compatible data files. One committee member said she had already tied perimeter stakes to known reference points and could share latitude/longitude coordinates for the committee’s survey grid.

The discussion emphasized data formats and transfer. Committee members described having AutoCAD and Trimble Business Center (TBC) files and asked whether the students’ GPS output could be converted or integrated; they agreed to coordinate file types so the committee could stake features without waiting for the students’ return. The committee also discussed the timing of the student work; members said the students had been in town the week around the 20th (committee reference), and one member described visiting the site afterward to tie stakes into the committee’s control points.

Committee members described out-of-pocket expenses related to hosting the students: the school covered student per diems, a donated VRBO was used for lodging with the only student cost a $50 cleaning fee per student, and volunteers reported small expenses (clearing driveways, running a tractor/trailer) that they recorded but did not request formal reimbursement for during the meeting.

Fundraising and online presence were a substantive part of the discussion. Committee members reported multiple public inquiries asking where donors could give money to support headstone restoration. They discussed whether to set up a social media page or website to publicize work and accept donations, and agreed to check with city staff about rules and “guardrails” for fundraising, because some cemeteries they work on lie outside city ownership. A committee member said the group had previously been unable to accept donations directly and wanted clarity on whether a city conduit, a separate nonprofit, or another mechanism would be required.

The committee discussed an upcoming public presentation: members plan a fall 2025 report to city council that would include before-and-after photos and a PowerPoint documenting Woodland Park and Templeton work. Committee volunteers said they would continue to document stones and produce outreach materials to help with fundraising.

Committee member Steve (committee member) described a vision for Templeton Cemetery that included new headstones for named and unidentified graves, a larger interpretive monument telling the Templeton story, split-rail fencing, and perimeter rock work. He estimated per-stone costs in a general range and said he expected to rely primarily on private donations and volunteer labor rather than city funding.

The committee agreed to follow up by asking the students for GPS files, contacting city staff about the process for accepting donations, and preparing a presentation for council later in the year.

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