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Calumet council adopts resolution to apply for $6,000 historic-preservation grant

Calumet Village Council · May 1, 2025
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Summary

On May 1, 2025, the Calumet Village Council adopted Resolution 25.02 to apply for a $6,000 Certified Local Government grant from the Michigan State Historic Preservation Office to send two village representatives to a public outreach and training event.

On May 1, 2025, the Calumet Village Council unanimously adopted Resolution 25.02 authorizing the village to file a $6,000 Certified Local Government (CLG) grant application with the Michigan State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO).

Trustee Pamela Que moved, seconded by Trustee James Tercha, “Que moved, seconded by Tercha to adopt Resolution 25.02 as presented.” The roll-call vote recorded yeas from Que, Bernice Smith, Kelly Ryan, James Tercha and President Rob Tarvis; Trustee Matt L’Esperance was absent. The resolution directs the village to seek CLG funding to send two Calumet representatives — specifically Manager Megan Haselden and Trustee Pamela Que — to a public outreach and training event administered by SHPO.

Council minutes state the $6,000 request would cover participation by the two representatives; the resolution itself authorizes filing the application but does not commit village matching funds or set an implementation timetable. The clerk recorded the action as a formal adoption; next procedural steps are to complete and submit the SHPO application and to return to council if matching funds or scheduling details are required.