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Board approves monument interpretive sign after committee recommendation and debate
Summary
After months of committee work and public input, the Board of Supervisors approved an interpretive sign near the courthouse monument and agreed to fund up to $5,500 for installation and zoning compliance; the committee said it had not expected private funding only.
The Amherst County Board of Supervisors voted on Dec. 2 to accept the monument committee’s recommendation for an interpretive sign near the courthouse monument and to fund the sign up to $5,500 from county funds, with location details and final placement to be coordinated by the county administrator.
Committee work and public input The monument committee met biweekly, consulted historians, visited other counties’ interpretive displays…
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