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HPC forms education committee to lead outreach, membership approved by vote

2903860 · April 8, 2025
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Summary

The Montgomery City Historic Preservation Commission voted to create an education committee and appointed three commissioners to the group to develop outreach and educational programming.

The Historic Preservation Commission voted to establish an education committee to lead outreach and educational programming for neighborhoods and property owners.

A motion to establish the education committee listing members as Vincent Hall, Caitlin Adams and Camilla Bartleben was moved and seconded; the motion carried by show of hands. Commissioners agreed the committee will meet outside of regular HPC meetings in staff offices and will coordinate neighborhood education, including possible seminar and plaque programs.

Sean, staff, said he already has educational materials and suggested the committee meet regularly to plan neighborhood outreach and materials; several commissioners volunteered to serve. The commission indicated that committee meetings will be scheduled to accommodate members’ availability and that the committee will report back at full HPC meetings.

The vote was recorded as carried by show of hands; the minutes reflect unanimous approval without a roll-call tally in the transcript.