City picks a firm to update Terre Haute's 46-year-old historic buildings survey
Who it touches
- historic facade grant applicants
Tracked in the archive
The city has selected engineering firm Clark Dietz to redo Terre Haute's historic-resources survey, which hasn't been updated since 1980; the mayor said the contract still needs to clear the Board of Public Works and Safety.
Because so many buildings haven't been reassessed in the 46 years since, the Redevelopment Commission has been waiving historic-eligibility rules for the city's expanded facade grant program, and the new survey is meant to close that gap.
Sources
- Mayor names the firm, 9:470:09:47 (9 minutes 47 seconds)
- No date yet for Board of Works review, 12:550:12:55 (12 minutes 55 seconds)
- Budgeted for this year, 13:070:13:07 (13 minutes 7 seconds)
- Facade grant eligibility explained, 14:200:14:20 (14 minutes 20 seconds)
Outcome
No vote required; the mayor said the survey contract is budgeted for this year and still needs Board of Public Works and Safety approval
No vote was taken; the mayor said the survey contract is already budgeted for this calendar year and is expected to move to the Board of Public Works and Safety soon.
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