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Staff propose seeking National Register listing for the Warehouse District
The Neighborhood Revitalization and Economic Development Manager presented the benefits of listing the Warehouse District on the National Register of Historic Places instead of creating a local historic district. Next steps included surveying the many property owners and possibly hiring a consultant for the nomination. The board asked for a follow-up; no later minutes in the set record one.[1]
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On June 18, 2020 staff presented "the benefits of listing the Warehouse District on the national registry instead a local historic district," noting "there are many property owners and it would be very helpful to have their support," the need for "a property owner survey to gauge feedback, and possible need for a consultant for National Register nomination." Staff said the survey could be done "at a very minimal cost" and that the nomination's cost depends on the district's size. The board listed a follow-up as a future agenda item. None of the later minutes in the set (through March 2026) records the follow-up; the August 13, 2020 minutes say only that "staff provided an update on property owners in the historic district." [1][2]
