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Thayne Cutter Racing Museum opens; council considers signage and budget support
Summary
Councilman Woolley announced the Cutter Racing Museum is open and asked for directional road signs, to leave lights on until hours are set, and for budgeted maintenance funds; the Chamber indicated a possible Place Making Grant to pay for signs.
Councilman Woolley told the council the Thayne Cutter Racing Museum is now open and proposed placing directional signs on either side of town to direct traffic to the museum. Woolley said he would like to leave the lights on in the museum until set hours are established and suggested providing a sled prop for family photos. He also asked the council to consider budgeting funds for maintenance and repairs.
Sarah Hale of the Star Valley Chamber of Commerce told the council about a Place Making Grant offered by the Wyoming Business Council that could potentially pay for museum road signs.
Council motions later in the meeting ratified routine checks and payments that include line items for the museum in the voucher list (e.g., Barber Shop Inc. and Jim’s Trophy Room appear in the bills list). The transcript does not show a formal budget allocation specifically approved for the museum during the meeting; Woolley’s proposal to budget maintenance funds was presented for consideration.
