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Council gives consensus for mayor to sign Main Street support letter for historic inventory grant

3551168 · May 28, 2025
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Summary

Council members agreed to have the mayor sign a letter supporting a Main Street grant application to fund a historic inventory. Staff said the city is not committing funds but may consider district changes after the inventory is completed.

City staff briefed the council on a request from Representative Stark and Main Street for a letter of support for a grant application to complete a historic inventory (proposal described as extending to Sixth Street). The council provided consensus for the mayor to sign the support letter.

City Manager said the city would not commit funding at this time; staff described the city's likely role as providing in-kind support or matching services if required by the grant. Staff further said they are not committing to expanding a historic district now but will review inventory results before any decision about district boundaries.

Council members expressed general support for Main Street's work and historic recognition projects; no formal motion was required, and staff will proceed with the letter of support.