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Consultant previews city’s first historic preservation plan, schedules open house
Summary
Consultants and city staff introduced Wildwood’s first formal historic preservation plan, outlined a summer public-engagement schedule and said a draft plan aims for spring adoption tied to grant funding timelines.
Consultants working on the city’s first historic preservation plan gave a preview to the Planning Commission and invited the public to an open house and a series of focus groups this week.
The presentation explained why a stand-alone preservation plan is being developed and how it will be coordinated with the city’s master plan update. Marsha Boyle, consultant with Moore Iacofano Goltsman (MIG), told the commission the plan will document local historic resources, identify partners and recommend priorities and tools for the…
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