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Historic Preservation commissioners review High‑Speed Rail exhibits; large decorative lanterns found near Belmont draw interest
Summary
Fresno City Historic Preservation Commission members on July 28 reviewed proposed adjustments to two interpretive exhibits associated with the high‑speed rail project and heard that crews uncovered a cache of large decorative lanterns near the Belmont underpass.
Fresno City Historic Preservation Commission members on July 28 reviewed proposed adjustments to two interpretive exhibits associated with the high‑speed rail project and heard that crews uncovered a cache of large decorative lanterns near the Belmont underpass.
Dr. Amanda Harvey, representing the High Speed Rail Authority’s cultural resources team, told commissioners the only change to the previously approved Belmont interpretive exhibit is removal of small recessed floor lights in favor of an overhead ‘‘Type 5’’ lumen fixture recommended by Fresno Public Works. ‘‘There’ll be no impact to funding source or point of service for PG&E if we do use this type 5 lumen,’’ Harvey said. Commissioners asked staff to provide an exact…
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