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Preservation commission sets reorganization timeline and discusses member status
Summary
The commission agreed to hold officer reorganization in early January and discussed holding a December planning session; members also raised uncertainty about commissioner Rich's status and asked staff to confirm bylaws and appointment rules.
Logansport Preservation Commission members used part of their Nov. 13 meeting to set a timeline for reorganizing officers and developing a 2026 work plan.
Members agreed the formal officer reorganization should occur at a regular January meeting (members mentioned Jan. 8 as the reorganization meeting) and discussed holding an executive-style planning session in December or a planning session in February to refine a work program. Speaker 3 suggested combining a regular January meeting with planning steps and then approving a finalized plan in February.
The group also raised questions about whether commissioner Rich has resigned. Some members reported conversations suggesting he is no longer serving; others said no formal resignation had been received by staff. The commission asked staff to circulate the bylaws and term information and to clarify the process for removal or replacement if a formal resignation is filed.
Members noted recording/streaming rules and public-notice requirements for executive sessions and agreed to factor those rules into scheduling. The commission tentatively proposed holding a planning session in December (possibly at a member’s home) with a formal vote and adoption of a work plan in a February meeting if needed.
Next steps: staff will circulate bylaws and term-of-appointment information, commissioners will confirm availability for the proposed December planning session and reorganization in January, and the commission will finalize timelines after those checks.
