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Board approves stewardship-site design for Maine Mine as part of Silver Plume Mountain Park plan
Summary
The board approved a Silver Plume Mountain Park Commission proposal to design a stewardship site at the Maine Mine and received a letter of support from the local historic preservation group; presentation will be posted online after technical difficulties prevented in-meeting display.
The Silver Plume Board of Trustees voted unanimously on March 23 to approve a design presentation from the Silver Plume Mountain Park (SPMP) Commission for a stewardship site at the Maine Mine.
Town Clerk C. Nihiser and the SPMP Commission secretary presented a PowerPoint overview of the proposed stewardship site and provided a letter of support from the Historic Denver/Local Preservation Committee (HDPLC) to the trustees. The Clerk told the public that TOSP experienced technical difficulties and could not show the presentation on the meeting's large screen; she said she would post the PowerPoint online and email it to Don Heyse, a member of the public attending via Zoom.
Mark Basham moved to approve the design presentation and Tammy Frey seconded; the motion passed with all in favor. The transcript records the approval but does not record specific design details in the public minutes; the Clerk indicated the presentation material will be made publicly available for review.
(Reporting note: the transcript records the approving motion and the existence of a supporting letter from HDPLC but does not provide further design specifics in the minutes.)
