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Flagstaff commission reviews interpretive trail plan as mitigation for proposed Old City Hall demolition
Summary
Consultants proposed a 10–15-stop interpretive trail, QR-linked oral histories and public input as mitigation for the proposed demolition of Old City Hall tied to a Hilton Graduate Hotel project; the Indigenous Commission asked for maps, elder engagement and community outreach before the mitigation returns to the Heritage Preservation Commission.
Caitlin Stewart of Cornerstone Environmental presented a draft interpretive trail on March 5 to the Flagstaff Indigenous Commission as mitigation tied to the proposed demolition of Old City Hall for a Hilton Graduate Hotel project. Stewart said the design would pair 10–15 walkable stops with a companion website and QR codes to host historical background, photos and curated oral histories.
"We determined, generally, based on other interpretive trails, that we wanna have 10 to 15 stops," Stewart said, adding that a trail longer than that tends to deter completion and that most people will use portions of the route rather than the whole circuit.
The presentation explained that stops might include the train…
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