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Council to sign letter supporting Cedar Lake Historical Association’s $100,000 roof grant application
Summary
The Town Council agreed to sign a letter of support for the Cedar Lake Historical Association to accompany a $100,000 Indiana Historical Association roof grant application; the association sought municipal cooperation but not funding.
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Jimmy Law, president of the Cedar Lake Historical Association, asked the council for a letter of support to accompany a $100,000 roof grant application to the Indiana Historical Association. Law said prior cooperation from the town helped the group qualify for grants at this level and stressed the association was not requesting town money — only cooperation and a municipal letter confirming support and assistance with permitting if the grant is awarded.
Council members discussed the likely permit steps and acknowledged that, if the grant is awarded, the association would return with a contractor and request standard permitting. Counsel and staff agreed Julie Rivera would prepare a template that would be put on town letterhead and signed by the president/mayor or appropriate official. The motion instructing the president to sign the letter of support passed 6–0.
The Historical Association said the project is to replace and properly repair the museum roof, which volunteers report requires full replacement rather than periodic shingle patches.

