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Oneida County staff continue inventory of historic items from courthouse crawlspace; no additional removals planned
Summary
Buildings & Grounds reported that Hartman is continuing to review historical items removed from the courthouse crawlspace, provided scanned documents to the committee, and that staff will not remove any further materials from the crawlspace at this time; committee received the update as informational.
Troy Huber reported to the Oneida County Facilities Committee on July 13 that staff continue to review historical items removed from the courthouse crawlspace.
Huber said Hartman is reviewing and organizing the materials and provided the committee an email in advance that included scanned historical documents. Buildings & Grounds staff moved several boxes to Hartman’s office to support the review. Huber told the committee that staff will not remove additional materials from the crawlspace at this time.
The update was presented for information only; no action was taken. The committee placed a future agenda item to receive another update on items from the courthouse crawlspace.
The committee did not record further details about the items under review, custodial ownership, or an estimated completion date for the inventory, and the minutes state staff will continue the review "as time allows."
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