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Clarkdale preservation commission outlines plan to update historic markers, seek tribal input and pursue grants
Summary
Commissioners directed staff to draft new marker language recognizing Hispanic and Native American histories, to consult tribal representatives and explore Certified Local Government (CLG) grant funding; staff cited preliminary cost estimates of about $6,700 per marker and roughly 26 markers that could need replacement if all were redone.
The Town of Clarkdale Historic Preservation Commission on Feb. 3 mapped out next steps to revise the town’s set of historic markers, prioritizing language to recognize Hispanic and Native American histories and committing to outreach with tribal representatives before finalizing text.
Scott, a staff member, said the commission’s approach is to “take a step back, make this smaller scale, and kinda piece it together so that we're working on one thing at a time,” beginning with new language that…
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