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Historical Commission approves June 10 minutes, notes Eagle Hose landmark forwarded to supervisors

5344638 · July 9, 2025
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Summary

The Grass Valley Historical Commission approved its June 10 meeting minutes with a correction noting that the Eagle Hose Company landmark designation has been approved by the Landmarks Commission and forwarded to the county supervisors for final action.

The Grass Valley Historical Commission on July 8 approved its June 10 meeting minutes with a correction noting that the Eagle Hose Company landmark designation has been approved by the Landmarks Commission and is now with the county supervisors for final approval.

Chair Terry McAteer said the commission was missing one commissioner for the meeting but moved ahead with the minutes review. A correction was added concerning the Eagle Hose Company plaque and its path to final approval.

Commissioner Mark moved to approve the minutes as corrected; another commissioner seconded the motion and the commission voted in favor. The commission recorded that the Landmarks Commission had approved the Eagle Hose Company item and that the item was expected to appear on a supervisors' consent calendar for final action.

The commission did not set further conditions on the minutes; the corrected minutes will be filed as the official record of the June 10 meeting and transmitted as needed to city records and to the supervisors' office regarding the Eagle Hose Company item.