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CITY OF MUSKEGON
HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION
SPECIAL MEETING
DATE OF MEETING: Thursday, February 27, 2025
TIME OF MEETING: 4:00 p.m.
PLACE OF MEETING: Conference Room 204, City Hall
AGENDA
I. Call to Order
II. Other Business
2025 Historic Preservation Goals
III. Adjourn
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II. OTHER BUSINESS
2025 Historic Preservation Goals – Staff and the HDC will review the historic preservation goals as
part of completing the 2024 CLG Annual Report. The previous year’s goals included:
- Increase awareness of Muskegon's local historic districts within the community through
mailings to property owners within the districts containing info on HDC procedures.
- Public outreach using initial list of locally significant resources to verify or update that list.
- Apply for an identification project through the SHPO Community Partnership Program.
- Consider further survey work tied to sites identified in the Muskegon County Civil Rights
survey project.
The following questions are also included in the 2024 report:
- What is one thing you would like the new CLG coordinator to understand about your
community and local preservation activities/needs?
- What accomplishment/achievement/event from 2024 is your HDC most proud of? Or is there
a preservation success story from your community that you would like to highlight?
- Describe any problems, issues, or challenges (e.g., economic, political, operational)
encountered in the local preservation program in 2024.
- What are the most critical preservation issues/needs facing your community?
III. ADJOURN
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