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Former student offers Trojan statue for town memorial; council agreeable to placement study
Summary
Glenn Davis, representing the '82 committee, offered to donate a Trojan statue to commemorate the old Westminster High School; staff suggested several potential downtown and Horton-complex locations and agreed to follow up with the donor for site visits.
Glenn Davis (class of '82) presented a donated Trojan statue and proposed placing it in downtown Retreat Street Park or at the Horton Recreation Complex to commemorate the former Westminster High School. Davis said the memorial would be offered at no cost to the city and proposed a plaque and possible dedication tied to a reunion or the Apple Festival.
City Administrator Bronson and council members discussed site options and constraints, noting the existing Bartram statue project and downtown deed restrictions for certain state programs. Bronson suggested multiple possible locations, including a small area at the Horton complex near the baseball fields, and offered to tour options with Davis and the committee before returning to council with a recommendation.
