Heritage Preservation Commission
Council Chambers- City Hall 400 La Crosse St
Agenda — 15 items
- 1 The meeting is conducted in person and through video conferencing. Members of the public can request access to attend the meeting via video conferencing by emailing Tim Acklin at acklint@cityoflacrosse.org. If you wish to speak please provide written comments by emailing acklint@cityoflacrosse.org, using a drop box outside of City Hall or mailing the Department of Planning, Development, and Assessment at 400 La Crosse St, WI 54601
- 2 Call to Order
- 3 Roll Call
- 4 Welcome New Commissioners
- 5 Approval of Minutes
- 1. Approval of the May 28, 2026 Meeting Minutes.
- 7 Agenda Items:
- 2. Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new sign on the property located at 120 4th Street S. (Downtown Historic District)
- 3. Nomination of the George Howard House, located at 320 8th Street S, to be designated as a Local Historic Landmark.
- 4. Property Recognition Nominations and Review of Notification Letter.
- 5. Discussion and Direction on the 2027 Wisconsin Historical Society Grant Cycle.
- 6. Discussion on Outreach & Education Strategies for Historic Preservation.
- 13 Adjournment
- 14 Notice is further given that members of other governmental bodies may be present at the above scheduled meeting to gather information about a subject over which they have decision-making responsibility.
- 15 NOTICE TO PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY Requests from persons with a disability who need assistance to participate in this meeting should call the City Clerk's office at (608) 789-7510 or send an email to ADAcityclerk@cityoflacrosse.org, with as much advance notice as possible.
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