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Historic commission adds preservation‑plan match, plaques and commemorative items to 2026 budget and work plan
Summary
Members of the Woodland Park Historic Preservation Commission discussed additions to the 2026 work plan and budget, including a preservation‑plan line, grant match strategy for a planning grant and larger follow‑up grants, funding for three plaques, and money for a youth poster and city 50th anniversary activities.
The Woodland Park Historic Preservation Commission reviewed its draft 2026 work plan and budget and agreed to add or reallocate funds to support preservation planning, commemorative plaques, a youth poster project and celebrations tied to the city’s 50th anniversary.
Key budget and work‑plan items discussed - Preservation plan / grant strategy: commissioners discussed applying for Certified Local Government (CLG) or similar History Colorado grants for a preservation plan. Meeting discussion referenced a CLG no‑match grant option “up to $25,000” for planning/survey work and noted that other grant rounds (including a $50,000 mini‑grant option) would require a cash match (participants cited typical match rates discussed by History Colorado: 10% for some planning grants and up to 25% cash match for larger grants). Commissioners agreed to add a question‑mark line item for a preservation‑plan…
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