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Sedona historic preservation commission to compile white paper, surveys and landmark candidates for City Council
Summary
At its Nov. 10 meeting the commission agreed to prepare a concise report for City Council summarizing its recent work, compile property surveys and create a slideshow of candidate landmarks. Staff will assemble materials for a Dec. 8 packet and the commission is scheduled to present to council on Jan. 13 (placeholder).
The City of Sedona Historic Preservation Commission agreed Nov. 10 to prepare a written report for City Council summarizing the commission's recent work and to compile updated property surveys and potential landmark candidates.
Commissioners directed staff and volunteers to gather raw data — including counts of meetings, certificates of appropriateness and certificates of no effect, recent surveys and budget figures — so the commission can finalize a packet at its Dec. 8 work session and present a condensed "white paper" to City Council on the Jan. 13 placeholder meeting. "We can get all of that by the December so we can get that out as a packet," staff member Carrie said during the meeting.
Why it matters: City Council asked the commission last year to bring the matter back for further review, and commissioners said a succinct, documented package will help council understand the commission's statutory role, time commitments and accomplishments. One…
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