all right um good evening everyone and I'd like to call tonight's meeting of the Fall River Historical Commission uh to begin um the this meeting tonight is hybrid both in person and virtual uh via Zoom um it is Tuesday April 15th 2025 it
is 6:00 p.m uh pursuant to the open meeting law any person may make an audio or video recording of this public meeting or may transmit the meeting through any medium attendees are therefore advised that such recordings or transmissions are being made whether perceived or unpersceived by those
present and are sorry are deemed acknowledged and permissible um all right uh and as I mentioned this is hybrid both in person and via Zoom virtually and which will be available on the Fall River Government Television's
YouTube page um may I get a roll call um Jonathan Lima present jason Bashard and Iraqi present rick Mancini present joyce joyce we're doing roll call i'm sorry
we're doing roll call yes present thank you um and Ashley can you state Ashley Dunia present via Zoom thank you um we are missing Elizabeth Del and Connie Su this
evening um item number one under uh minutes we do have um this was tabled on March 18th 20 uh 25 um to review and approve the minutes from January 28th 2025 i did
send those around an email over the weekend um did everyone have a chance to review those very well done i would make a motion to approve the January 28th i'll second that okay i have a motion by Rick
seconded by John to approve the minutes from January 28th 2025 uh roll call john yes rick yes joyce yes ashley ashley can you repeat that yes thank you and Jason Buchard and Iraqi
yes um item number two to review and approve the minutes from March 5th 2025 that was a special meeting it was tabled on March 18th 2025 and I did send those around this weekend as well motion to approve second okay John and
Rick seconded by Rick um I got a roll call john yes rick Rick Mancini yes joyce joyce Rodri yes ashley ashley [Music] ashley we are we just did a roll call
vote what is your uh vote on the minutes item number two from March 5th yes thank you and Jason Bousardi yes thank you i do apologize for the audio difficulties that we're having for uh between the
Zoom and the uh cameras um item number three is to review and approve the minutes for March 18th 2025 uh those are not ready yet um so we'll need to table make it a motion to table this for April motion to table second Rick motion by
I'm sorry motion by John seconded by Rick to table approving the minutes from March 18th roll call john yes rick rick Manceni yes joyce Joyce Rodri yes ashley
yes and Jason Buchardi yes thank you um do we have any citizens input this evening no okay um uh under items four notice of intent to demolish I received an inquiry
regarding 27 Woodbine Place um to demolish the existing structure which is a workshop i did inform Carrie in the licensing office that the property is not listed on the Fall River register of significant structures
um any questions on that one at all no um item number five regarding 22 Queen Street uh a request to demo a garage um I received the notice from Carrie in the licensing office i did inform her that
the property is not listed on the Fall River register of significant structures um under correspondences uh I received an inquiry regarding 764 High Street this was received on March 26th
2025 uh regarding replacing existing vinyl siding and roofing material um I did inform Carrie the property is outside of the boundaries of the um Highlands local historic district it is in the Highlands National Registered
District there are no design guidelines or restrictions in the National Register District um regarding 503 Highland um I did receive an inquiry on April 9th 2025 regarding if there's any restrictions on the property uh that would come under
review of the historical commission um uh this is the uh Nathan Dery House it is the large stone house on Highland Avenue um there are no design restrictions on the exterior i did inform Carrie that it is a contributing resource to the Highlands National
Registered District um let's see item number 8 762 Rock Street uh another inquiry received on April 9th 2025 regarding um uh exterior restrictions the owner is replacing the
existing asphalt shingle roof with slate um I did inform Carrie the prop same as number uh item number seven the property is within the Highlands National Register District there are no design guidelines to for those properties um it is outside of the boundaries of the
Highlands 40C um let's see item number nine Deval School 112 Flint Street uh this was an inquiry received March 27th 2025 uh this was from a professor from UMass
Dartmouth the um the program is uh and I did do have the email in here as well the program is the interior architecture and design program at UMass Dartmouth um she is working with let me get the
professor's name um it is Rose Mary Body Salitzki she is working with uh Mike uh Mike Dion and the mayor regarding um a student project regarding proposals on how to
rehabilitate the property um and so the I actually I met with the students yesterday it was very last minute but um they are preparing to do a full presentation with the mayor's office um at a date that has not yet been
um agreed upon um they're still not quite finished but looking at the different proposals um that the students had so these are students who are um they are sophomores sophomore year through um senior year uh one of which
is working on her thesis um and so the pro um the programs that they had or proposals that they had so far were uh a mixture of affordable housing um there was one proposal that had a uh kind of
like a like a community center not a not I I don't want to use the phrase a homeless shelter but um kind of like a temporary housing it was actually very interesting it's based off of a model in Boston um but um and so all of these would be likely utilizing um historic
tax credits um because the building is on the National Register of Historic Places um and um yeah um so all the the proposals were they're pretty fascinating but we will be so when they do a full presentation
to the mayor's office um we will be invited to attend it would be something I believe it it will be open to the public um regarding that um the origin of how they got to um work on this particular project um so the professor
uh was reaching out to New Bedford and Fall River regarding any um potential rehabilitation projects that either city had fall River responded the fastest um I don't think New Bedford ever actually responded um and a series of different
properties were um proposed for the uh to the professor and they ultimately went with the Deval School um so it's very it's it's fascinating um so the building itself it's a twin to the Connell School on Plymouth Avenue uh designed by Joseph Darling um the
Darling Firm highly prolific uh very highly prolific firm in the city designing hundreds of houses churches schools you name it i mean it's it's endless what this firm has done um very significant work and uh this particular building was done in
1892 originally the Flint Street School and then renamed after um uh forgot the gentleman's first name uh but the last name is Dval um but he was I believe the former principal at the former Flint Street School um so but the
proposals that they're working on will rehabilitate the structure and um yeah so Any questions on that at all interesting yeah it is i I It was actually pretty uh neat to see the proposal so um but everything will be made public to the or at least be
presented to the mayor's office um so I think they're trying to figure out a date uh because they'll be wrapping up soon and beginning to work on their finals so um in the next couple of weeks um let's see um under new business uh
number 10 so we have Ryan LLC uh returning to request continued letters of support uh for following projects with historic tax credits um 10 A is 529 Eastern Avenue the Notre Dame Rectory
10b is 66 Troy Street the Union Built and 10 C is 206 Globe Mills Avenue Sanford Spinning and I believe we do have um Emily uh from Ryan emily would you mind um just stating your name and
your affiliation and uh we'll proceed sure um Emily Dominani with Ryan um and I am the historic consultant for those three projects thank you um so regarding um I guess we can just go down the line as we've done
in the past we usually approve in in a bulk um because these are continued letters um so if there's any updates for the projects um I do know and I just learned today uh for 10A 529 Eastern Avenue that the property will be going up for auction i learned that today does
that change the nature of the project um so that is not the case um they h and I I talked to them today so okay um
the there was the potential for that to happen but they have worked it out with the bank so they're still moving forward with the project um and they are planning to start construction in June june wow okay
excellent that's good um have any plans changed with the designs nope no plans of change with the design and they they're moving forward with the same architect and everything they are okay
is is that an is that official that it has been renegotiated because it was just out in the press today that it's going Yeah yes um it has
been I know he was trying to um get in touch with them because it wasn't supposed to be going out but because this was all just maybe even an hour ago um where
this was all happening um he he's trying to confirm what what that why that went out today um
but in he said that they've talked to everything and they've secured the loan so I think everything's okay it's just um they there might be
some logistical things that had to be done in the process okay any questions on that no that's it's reassuring because the u when I saw that on um on social media this afternoon um because it is a very it is a very
significant building um architecturally and socially and religiously um so it does have a very important place in the Flint neighborhood and um uh I mean yeah so that's So so the he that you
mentioned is the same organization that's been working on this for the past what year year and a half a couple longer yep still been yeah okay okay excellent and June construction date that's excellent thank you um any other
questions regarding 10A no okay uh 10B66 Troy Street um that one's very visible that one's uh well under construction i see um any changes or any updates to that plan no updates to the plan just that
um they are probably estimated 60 to 70% done with a summer finishing date there was a new staircase that was approved and everything that's going in the fourth third and fourth floor are framed and drywalled second floor is
framed windows are in i think the windows were in last time I was here but windows um and the rooftop condensing units are in so definitely moving along great um any questions for Emily on 10B
no okay it's moving fine um and 10 C um 206 Globe Mills Avenue i believe you said that they were beginning construction that the last time that we met no um so the last time we met I believe
I had said in the spring they're closing on their finances um on their loan which still which hasn't happened yet um that hasn't really changed is just um still in in process um and I don't
know if we had expected it to be done by this April point anyway um yeah but things are going going well there just they're um I know they're anxious to get to construction but it's just challenging with a project this size to
finalize all the all the numbers okay so no construction nothing's being done how about that fire they had how damaging was that they had a fire yeah they had a small fire in there i didn't know that okay he didn't mention that when I asked him for
an update so I I can't comment on that i apologize i can um follow up with you on that for sure though yeah it was a few months ago number of months ago five six months ago anyway it's fine
okay all right thank you um any other questions for Emily regarding 10 C um so in the past we've done as I mentioned the bulk approval um so this would be approving uh continued letters
of support for items 10 A B and C all right i'll make a motion that we supply letters of support for uh east 529 Eastern Avenue 66 Troy Street and 206 Globe Mills Avenue i'll second i will
second that let her go Ashley okay all right thank you i have a motion by Rick seconded by Ashley to approve letters of support for 10 uh items 10 A B and C uh may I get a roll call vote john yes rick
rick Mancini yes joyce Joyce Rogers yes ashley yes and Jason Buchard and Iraqi yes thank you thank you Emily i will um What is the filing deadline i think the 30th the 30th yep you'll have those by the end of this week so I will have
those out to you thank you my pleasure thank you have a good one have a nice Easter you too um next on the agenda um item items 11 uh A B and C uh we have Heritage
Consulting Group uh regarding um continued letters of support for the following projects with applications for tax credits um 11 A is 80 to 84 North Main Street the BMC Dery Trust Building 11b is 110 Chase Street the Wyoming
Mills and 11C is 135 Alden Street the Flint Mills um I believe we have a representative from Heritage um if you wouldn't mind stating your name and your affiliation please yep uh Nate Kerwin here from Heritage Consulting Group and and the historic
consultant on those three projects great thank you um so I regarding the uh any updates uh to the projects um we can just go down the line so 11A 80 to 84 North Main Street um have there been any updates to the project
uh I do not believe since the last meeting uh from an application standpoint design standpoint everything has been approved and there aren't any more outstanding conditions and as far as I know construction I think mostly in
the form of demolition is underway so that one is is in good standing right now great okay um and how um about how long is the interior demo to take uh we don't have any jurisdiction over de um interior but um for this particular
project um like did that just recently start uh I'm not sure how far along they are i just had a conversation last week uh regarding one of the vaults and the structure within just looking
to retain that that structure within oh mhm as much as they've done I'm not entirely sure but I'm pretty sure they're they're pretty much on their way and almost ready to start Great perfect studying out the other construction yeah well and uh they did receive uh CPC they
received CPC funding and it was approved by the city council uh actually two weeks ago Tuesday so they are receiving a you know a substantial amount of money to help offset some of the cost of the
windows so they they'll be receiving they'll be getting that uh that check shortly that funding will be rel they don't get the check they just get the funding i was wondering how that they'll get the funding uh authorization shortly if it isn't okay they don't receive uh
funds until the they like invoices are received okay exactly okay perfect thank you um any other questions regarding 11A no okay um 11B is 110 Chase Street have there been any updates regarding that
property uh and we can kind of lump this into to the next one too so that's the same applicant um and I can say that both of them uh no work has has continued on since our last meeting and they're still working with an architectural team to
finalize updates to the design in relation to the comments from MHC the comments from MHC you said yes okay any drawings being developed at this point they they're currently being developed
uh haven't seen them yet but hopefully here very soon we we keep wondering where they are ourselves uh just because we want to keep this project moving along as well but from but from a a total design perspective I mean from well from the
apartment viewpoint and the amenities and such like that that is still consistent okay so so if you if you or when this next uh uh quarter comes around for refunding uh if the drawings are available would
you be kind enough to come here maybe make some sort of a presentation so we could get an update on what the construction looks like i can see about it in person uh I'm down in Philadelphia um but I can I can most
if they are available I'm more than happy to provide them to you uh via PDF and then um a presentation prior to the meeting if that would be helpful yeah sure you know even a representative of it it could just show up here with the drawings just so we could get a glance
of what the propertyy's looking like what it's what it's coming to you know what kind of fruition you're that it's coming to is Heritage based in Philadelphia that's correct yes it is okay
okay okay um and so let's see um and no work no demo or cleanup on the properties at all um I go by the Flint Mills on occasion and I'm just not I'm not 100% sure but I believe there's large bays in the back that are wide
open is that I'm not even sure if that's exactly what I'm looking at but um so I don't know if there's any cleanup going on on the property not that I am aware of um if anything is it's basically just stabilization okay all
right um any questions regarding So that was um 11B and C yes okay um actually before I do forget so regarding 11B I and based on what we're talking about it sounds like we still have a little ways
to go um but when part of the proposal was to partially demolish the newer sections of the the property there are some modern additions to the back and um I believe there's also a modern smoke stack
they're not um they're listed as non-contributing I believe on the um actually I believe the property was not officially listed on the National Register i think that was also something that was in progress with um the Chase uh the Chase Street property that it was
surveyed in the 70s or 80s but it was omitted uh due to opposition from its previous owner um so I don't Is that process still ongoing to have it listed on the National Register i believe that that has been resolved it has okay all right um so when it does
come time for the demolition of the modern structures um we because that our demolition waiver has since expired a long time ago so we will need to review that again um because there would be a six-month delay um on any structure
that's on the national register or the um the city's uh register of significant structures um so we would need to approve a waiver uh for any partial demolition of the property okay a waiver for that six months yes
yes you you you said it was it was resolved in which direction as that it's listed yeah it's listed yeah it would have to be okay yeah yeah yeah sorry my bad okay excellent um great um any other questions for Nate on
these no okay all right um so this is Thank you Nate so this would be uh an approval for um continued letters of support for items 11 A B and C okay well I'll uh I'll make a motion that we uh send a letter of approval for
the 8084 North Main Street the Dery property and 110 Chase Street the Wyoming Mills and 135 Alden Street the Flint Mills i'll second that thank you John all right so I have a motion by Rick
seconded by John uh to approve letters of support for items 11 A B and C uh roll call john yes rick Rick Mancini yes joyce Joyce Rodri yes ashley yes and Jason Buchard and Iraqi yes uh Nate I
will have those continued letters over to you by by the end of the week awesome appreciate it all my pleasure thank you thank you have a good night thank you you too
um let's see item 12 um we have 37 Park Street um the St catherine's Convent Dominican Academy uh request from First Bristol Court regarding continued letter of support uh for their historic tax credit application um and may I um just
have you state your name and your affiliation please jeff Carum First Bristol Corporation developer hi Jeff sorry I couldn't see the uh your name on the the screen is a little small um Jeff has there been any updates to
the projects um status quo we're still kind of officially under the office uh pathway but we've been um pursuing apartments there as well uh we're going through drawings and trying to figure out and
tie in with the historic um a lot of different areas in there that don't want to be touched but trying to make them into units so that that's where we've been working on all right um I was curious because uh the the um since the
hospital uh was merged with Lifespan or now Brown Brown University Health um and how that changed so um and and what the status was with the apartments so um when do you think you'll have plans done or more like um we've been working
through some programming plans we got some light plans to get you know between 70 and 90 units but again uh we're just trying to go through now a little fine-tune it to what we can really actually build and um you know fire code and whatnot and gets very challenging on
you know it made a little better of a layout for office and still hoping that you know Brown Health maybe comes around still think it's a great opportunity for them and the near term hopefully they they come around and decide they still need it uh but from an apartment
standpoint we're just going through with some of the MEPs where they can penetrate there's a lot of doors throughout the property you know from classrooms that how we make that work from a safe life safety standpoint and and keep the historic so that's where we're working on through right now okay
all right um thank you um are there any questions for Jeff regarding No okay right um so this uh so the this will be for continued letter of support for this project so um for those that might not be aware um when we so the process for
the historic tax credit program they do need to maintain uh almost like their queue in line for historic tax credits so they don't have this they're not receiving any funding um but um yeah until the project is uh right complete
all right well I'll make a motion that we approve a letter for 37 Park Street for the St catherine's Convent Dominican Academy i'll second that thank you Ashley all right so I have a motion by Rick seconded by Ashley to approve letter
support for um item number 12 uh roll call john yes rick Rick Manceni yes joyce Joyce Rodri yes ashley yes yes and Jason Buchard and Iraqi yes uh Jeff thank you very much and I will have that continued letter of support over to you
by the end of the week great thank you everyone appreciate the time my pleasure thank you have a good weekend you too um item number 13A um we have um this is uh we have Elizabeth Warbertton um
representing uh from public archaeological laboratory um so Elizabeth was hired uh by the Fall River Preservation Society um regarding providing the surveys for the Highlands local historic district expansion um
Elizabeth um good evening um if you can introduce yourself and tell us a little bit about Cal hi thanks for having me appreciate the introduction Jason um as Jason said my name is Liz Werbertton i am a senior architectural historian at the public
archaeology laboratory commonly called PAL um we are one of the oldest and largest cultural resources management firms in the northeast and we have a team of archaeologists architectural historians and preservation planners that does both above ground and below
ground documentation um so we know and love Fall River we have completed um at least 80 by my count projects in Fall River over the years um and those include historic tax credit projects um cultural resources and architectural surveys archaeological investigations
national register nominations you name it um so we are very excited to be the consultant for the Highlands project and our scope of work will include the historical research on the development of um the neighborhood and individual properties um preparing the updated MHC
inventory forms that will include a technical building description and a historical overview of each um house or property um and then drafting the MHC preliminary study report um which will make recommendations for the LHD expansion so we'll be working with the
Preservation Society and supporting their efforts to expand the um local historic district um and I wanted to just acknowledge my colleague Laura Klene um from PAL who is unable to be here tonight but will be um assisting me in managing this project so I'd be happy
to answer any questions about PAL or the project but um thanks for having us we're very excited thank you Liz um no we're very excited about um uh getting this project um this solid solidifies our our movement with with expanding the 40C and um actually
2025 marks the 10th uh anniversary of the creation of the city's first local historic district um and so while the initial historic district is modest with 40 well 48 properties um and uh there's
several hundred more in the Highlands National Register District um that are architecturally significant uh socially historically significant to the city um so this is this is excellent thank you um so I know that we will be working
closely with the Preservation Society um with regard to this project um and so I know the next round of homeowner surveys will be um they will be out in the mail beginning of next week um there's a little delay in getting the language
approved um so once that is in the mail um and this will be a um Liz just so you're aware so the any notifications for this project have to come from the historical commission um because ultimately we're the ones who will be um
uh finalizing or at least having um uh presenting this to city council uh which I believe it it it needs I think 23 council vote two yes two-thirds council vote um but um so the second round of
surveys will be on a Google form um we did not have much success with the paper surveys that MH im MHC had uh recommended to us uh so we felt that if we did something with a QR code that would be a little bit more approachable
um so it's a very basic letter with a QR code it goes right to the survey that was supplied to us from MHC uh with some links for any um to the design guidelines that we have published in Fall River to uh questions between the
differences of a local historic district and a national registered district um so I can send a copy over over to you for uh so you can see what's being sent over um but we'll have um results pretty instant once they fill them out
yeah that would be great um and just also for the group's benefit um we are coordinating a kind of kickoff meeting um internally with Jason and Alex from the preservation society I believe next week um just to sort of touch base about um where the survey stands um the
interest that you've received so far um and to kind of get um you know a list of properties at least in mind before we start planning the fieldwork thank you excellent any questions for Liz at all not not at this point no I will say
Ashley do you have any questions for uh for Liz not right now no it's very exciting now yes yeah thank you we're available anytime so just reach out if you have questions of course we'll have many questions for you Liz once you get going on the project i'm here for you
we'll be walking the streets with you that's good i know and hopefully we can get the surveys going fairly soon while the foliage is still fairly new and uh because once the trees fill in it's very hard to get photos of houses uh from my own professional experience um but uh no
it's exciting because we have uh it's the Highlands is a very um as you're well aware it's a very uh intact neighborhood in the city with um you know excellent representation of styles and architects yeah we're very excited mhm excellent um
so with that said um well thank you and um if we have any questions we'll be be sure to reach out to you um so thank you very much thank you i appreciate it thank you have a good week you too
um item 14 we have a request from the city of Fall River um this is a letter of support for CPA grant funds um for the Bank Street Armory so we did approve a letter that was going over to uh from
the um preservation societ uh yeah no it was from this it was the city requesting funds uh grant funds from the Massachusetts preservation projects fund um so this is the um the match um so the CPA grant funds
are the only approved municipal or um government funds that can be used to match um grants from the state uh for preservation projects um so I did in your packet there is the project um the
application for that um so they are requesting uh $27,500 um that's the match um the total project cost is $55,000 this is to in support of a feasibility uh an updated feasibility study and arch uh structural
assessment to the property um so this will be um I know the preservation society has already submitted their letter um and so this will be given over to the state as they are they are requiring it um so there's
no changes to the project it's um this in the event and we don't I don't know what the status is with that potential um organization that was looking at acquiring the structure um but um this
is more or less a plan B um if that project uh fails so yeah it's a little backup yes yes which we do need um because as of now I don't know and I meant to ask some of the consultants earlier um what their general feeling is
with the nature of the historic tax credit program um because I I don't know how what that's especially come July what that's going to look like um if there's going to be any structural changes to the National Park Service
that would alter the historic tax credit program which would also alter the funding the funding yep so um but if we can get this in that would be that would be well if they if this can go through with the state this can be u of a
benefit um any questions regarding that um is this and I didn't put it in the uh um the agenda since you're on the CPA is that um is this considered emergency funds this will be considered
I would I one one vote but my opinion is that this would be considered emergency okay I wasn't sure about that um okay um so this could if we get this letter of support out soon enough uh we've our
meeting is on the 20 the 22nd of this month okay which is what next Tuesday Tuesday so if we get that letter Monday is a holiday yep mhm well we'll have to get it out tomorrow yep i will
be busy y I will make a motion um to provide a letter of support um for the Bank Street Armory for the CPC grant application thank you good i'll second that thank you i have a motion by Ashley seconded by John uh for
a letter of support uh for the CPA grant application for the Bankser Armory uh roll call vote john yes rick Rick Manseni yes joyce Joyce Rogers yes ashley yes and Jason Buchard yes all right thank you everyone
um uh under register of significant structures I have no updates uh under old business any updates from Dr styles for Steve Brookke the Bes Reserve there's been some information that's just been sent to us i have not
gotten to open it up and read it okay okay i've had it yep so no well we'll wait word from you yep all right but by the next meeting we should have a lot of definitive information for you okay
thank you um because that I think they I submitted the extension over to Sandy um uh so I requested I believe September of 2025 um because it's near completion i think
that's what I had sent over to her um so um because I think we were told July approximate okay all right um so she has that all right um is that it for 15
for the steep broke bio reserve update that's that's all you have so far yes okay okay for at least for tonight exact exactly yes okay um again the the forms are they're they're all we we have they
have palace completed all of the steep brook forms and they pulled all the data and forms together for the bio reserve so what has to happen now is they have to be reviewed so I'm going to look at the steep brook and Mike's going to be looking at the
bio reserve uh and then we're going to get back to them with any questions or changes or anything okay given what we how we feel or what we think is going on with the forms okay and that'll be just the culmination of the forms and
presentation okay great thank you um item 16 uh AMB so regarding the Highlands Local Historic District expansion um I did mention earlier so the forms are going out early next week um regarding an updated map that we can
provide to Liz um I mean I'm sure she has the capabilities of doing something but is there does any anyone have any like techsavviness that can assist with creating a updated map of properties that we we've received
um surveys back from uh and what their feelings are on their level of support for the project that's not my an updated map i need Give me more information so um we have the
GIS maps from the city's website with all the lot lines and um so I'm thinking we should have something where we have an idea where we have the most support um and to represent that visually um because ultimately we will need to
tighten the um especially when we send out the next round of surveys we need to tighten up the boundary lines a bit um I think uh because the the target area that we sent the surveys out for uh what 149 surveys um not all 149
properties will be fully realized on the expanded district um so if we have a visual that might help us to kind of bring in the boundary lines a bit so something that can show um the
properties where the people got back to us and are interested in participating i think so yes okay so I could do that off of our existing GIS mapping and then kind of outline those properties okay maybe even a a darker color or maybe a a
color or something yeah I can you do it on one of my um projects I use for um construction like drawings and stuff okay um because we we have quite a few surveys back and the ones that we do have for the most part they're all pretty supportive there's a
few here and there um that are not um so and then we have some streets we just didn't receive anything back from um so that's what I'm I I think that would be helpful to us when we ultimately have when we work with um uh Liz to figure Elizabeth Warbertton anyways
to figure out a more defined boundary area okay yeah as long as we have um I can have access to those um addresses whether it's something easy where it's in a list fine if I need to go through it whatever um either way as long as I
have access to that info I can put that together sure the the preservation society on the 24th which is next Thursday is going to be making a presentation u and and actually Jason's going to be the keynote speaker but it
would be nice if we had a table yeah it should it would be nice if we had a table there the historic commission and if we had that all of the 40C new and existing and the new to show
interested parties so if if we had that presentation is that is it very difficult to pull that together um I don't think it will be so I I imagine I can turn it around in a week okay I have um I have the mailing
lists with the addresses and all the info there so I can what I can do is I can just put in um all the results from the survey uh right in there with each line and then I can color code it you can see what we
have it's I mean the the list is long but um I can make it um where it's easy to pull all the information out okay okay and if if we could get it maybe a day ahead of so so I could make some copies you're so needy
the pressure is on but yes I can do that for you pressure is on um how do you want cuz I can also print it for you if you wanted it on like a larger format mhm i could do like an 18x4 or 24 by 36 okay for presentation purposes and then
print smaller ones if you wanted to kind of Okay have it for others and that if if it's something that we can add to afterwards once we rece start receiving other surveys back and we can update those properties as we go along um yeah I think that would be helpful yes okay
okay great thank you Ashley i will send you the list uh as soon as possible okay okay fantastic okay um any other questions on that okay all right so with that said um we are scheduled to meet next on hold one
second um Tuesday May 20th um that is our next scheduled monthly meeting um so hopefully by then we will have some more information from uh homeowners in the Highlands in that target area um and
yeah we'll go from there um so with that said may I get a motion to adjourn at 6:47 i'll make a motion that we adjourn the meeting i'll second that thank you motion by
Rick second by Ashley to adjourn uh recall john yes rick rick Mancini yes joyce joyce joyce joyce joyce
yes thank you and uh Ashley yes and Jason Bushard iraqi us thank you everyone okay