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Firm outlines options to restore or replace 95 courthouse windows; Kansas Historical Society grant possible
Summary
Community Building Solutions presented two options for the courthouse's approximately 95 windows — restoration or replacement — and noted a potential Kansas Historical Society grant to help fund the work; the board took no action.
Jacob Hurla of Community Building Solutions told the commission there are approximately 95 windows in the courthouse and presented two options: restore the existing windows or install new windows. He noted a Kansas Historical Society grant could be pursued to help fund the work, but the commission took no formal action at the meeting.
Hurla described restoration as one alternative meant to preserve historic fabric and said replacement would be a longer-term option if restoration proved infeasible. The minutes record the presentation and that no decision was made at the session.
The county clerk and commissioners discussed the grant possibility but deferred any commitment pending further information and application requirements.
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