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Boulder Landmarks Board swears in new member, holds orientation and program briefing
Summary
At its April 2 meeting the City of Boulder Landmarks Board swore in Michael Ray, reviewed the board’s workload and procedures, and heard staff briefings on the preservation program’s caseload, upcoming plan update and process changes.
The City of Boulder Landmarks Board on April 2 administered the oath of office to its newest member, Michael Ray, and used an orientation session to review the board’s responsibilities, recent process changes and upcoming work.
"Thank you. I'm Michael Ray. Do solemnly swear that I will support the constitution of The United States Of America and the state of Colorado and the charter and ordinances of the city of Boulder and faithfully perform the duties of the office of a member of the landmarks board, which I am about to enter," Ray said as he recited the oath and signed the hard copy provided by staff.
The orientation combined brief personal introductions with a staff presentation on how the historic preservation program operates. Marcy Goring, principal historic preservation planner, told the board the program manages roughly 320–370…
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