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Larned Tourism Committee delivers letter supporting proposed courthouse statue placement
Summary
Mike Gilmore brought a letter of support from the Larned Tourism Committee for a proposed statue on the courthouse lawn; the letter was entered into the meeting record. Commissioners also discussed whether to tarp a Statue of Liberty replica ahead of a July 4 dedication and decided to leave it uncovered.
Mike Gilmore stepped into the meeting to deliver a letter of support from the Larned Tourism Committee asking the county to place a proposed statue on the courthouse lawn; the letter was entered into the record. The minutes do not include the letter's full text or the statue's design or donor information.
Separately, maintenance staff reported that a Statue of Liberty replica was scheduled to be set the same day and asked whether it should be tarped until a July 4 dedication; the commissioners decided to leave it uncovered. No formal vote or permit action regarding the proposed courthouse statue is recorded in the minutes.
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