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Design Review Commission considers a markers program to highlight historic buildings
Summary
The commission discussed a markers program to raise public awareness of historic buildings, considered design options from wood plaques to engraved bronze, and asked member Judy Hayward to provide cost estimates for marker designs.
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Design Review Commission members discussed establishing a Historic Building Markers Program to increase public awareness of designated buildings, weighing design options including wood plaques and engraved bronze signs. Member Judy Hayward suggested exploring funding options and agreed to provide cost estimates for different marker designs.
No funding decisions or implementation timelines were set; the item was framed as a preliminary planning step. Commissioners asked for cost details and design recommendations to be provided at a future meeting before any procurement or installation work would be approved.
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