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Commission to add preserve page to city website and host oral-history videos
Summary
Commissioners approved adding a preserve page to the city website and discussed publishing video oral histories, including a recent J.R. Allen house recording; staff will draft copy and coordinate where to host longer interview material.
Wendy Asette told the commission the group has "the green light to add a page to the city website" for the preserve and that the format will follow existing city pages. She said she has text and an archaeological report ready and asked members to collaborate on a draft before broader circulation.
Commissioners also described a recent, expedited video walk-through of the J.R. Allen home that included the owner's grandson as an interview subject. Members debated whether to post the full oral-history content on the city site and whether to pay the videographer before final delivery; Jason Wiggins was assigned to contact the videographer (Bryce) about payment preference and report back.
The commission agreed to store completed oral histories and supporting materials on the city's cloud/oral-history archive and to coordinate funding and timing with finance staff before issuing payment for work in progress.
