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Board approves three interpretive signs for Historic Insane Asylum site
Summary
The Jackson County Historic Preservation Commission requested and the Board approved three interpretive signs for the Historic Insane Asylum site; the commission had reviewed and approved the signs prior to the board action.
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The Jackson County Board of Supervisors approved the Jackson County Historic Preservation Commission’s request to make three interpretive signs for the county’s Historic Insane Asylum site.
Historic Preservation Commission member Laura Carstens presented the request and noted the commission had reviewed and approved the signs; the board approved the motion (Steines, second Flagel) and recorded Aye votes from Supervisors Schwenker, Steines and Flagel. The minutes do not record sign design details or installation timing.
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