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Historic Landmarks Commission nominates Aaron Jansson as TCA representative; defers broad project brainstorming

Troutdale Historic Landmarks Commission · May 28, 2026

Summary

At its May 28 meeting the Troutdale Historic Landmarks Commission nominated Aaron Jansson to serve as the TCA representative to replace Frank; members also agreed to prioritize ongoing projects (including Hungry Hill) and to delay broader brainstorming until after August council briefings.

The Troutdale Historic Landmarks Commission nominated Aaron Jansson to serve as the commission's TCA representative during its May 28 meeting.

Erin offered the motion, saying she would take the role if needed, and a colleague seconded the nomination. Aaron Jansson said he would "give it a try," and commissioners accepted the nomination; no roll-call vote was recorded on the public transcript.

Commissioners then discussed when to resume brainstorming new HLC projects, with several members expressing concern about losing momentum on current priorities. The group agreed to aim for a council briefing on the Hungry Hill project in August and to use the summer months to finalize sign-topper designs and related materials; exact council dates were to be confirmed.

City staff member Nick gave several community updates, including that the City of Troutdale will hold a Summerfest grand opening for Sharon Heritage Park on June 20 and will restart First Friday events beginning June 5 (with a July skip), details that commissioners said they would follow up on with event organizers.

The meeting concluded after scheduling and housekeeping items.

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