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Villa Rica council reestablishes Historic Preservation Commission, appoints four members
Summary
Council voted unanimously to reestablish a Historic Preservation Commission and appointed four residents to fill openings while staff will verify eligibility for two additional applicants.
The Villa Rica City Council approved reestablishing a Historic Preservation Commission and appointed four residents to serve.
Bridal Carter, director of community and economic development, said staff worked with tourism, Main Street, parks and rec, the library and local arts stakeholders to assess the potential use of the church at 206 North Avenue as a community arts facility and to meet historic-preservation requirements for the strategic economic development plan. Because the commission is required as part of stakeholder outreach, Carter presented four nominees and recommended approval.
After discussion about additional applicants and residency requirements, councilmembers moved to appoint Marilyn Glass, Angelia O'Neil, Jackie Childress and Joe Collins to the commission; the motion passed unanimously.
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