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Pioneer Cemetery memorial ordered; plaques and stones expected within weeks
Summary
Commissioners were told the Pioneer Cemetery memorial has been ordered, stone elements have been cut, and plaques (including a National Register plaque and a plaque acknowledging a Rocky Mountain Powers grant) are expected to arrive and be installed in the next few weeks.
Commission staff updated the Historic Preservation Commission on March 5 that a Pioneer Cemetery memorial has been ordered and that installation should occur in the coming weeks. The update said the stones have been cut and three plaques have been ordered: a National Register plaque, a map plaque, and a plaque acknowledging a Rocky Mountain Powers grant that helped pay for the memorial.
"The memorial has been ordered. It should be installed in the next week or two," one commissioner reported. Members asked whether the town would hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony; staff said town staff would decide whether to schedule an event and would extend an invitation to the commission if a ceremony is planned. Commissioners expressed appreciation for staff work on the project.
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