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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2005-10-24 Nantucket Historical Commission 16 Broad Street Nantucket, MA 02554 NHC@nantucket-ma.gov 508-325-6231 1. Commissioners: Diane Coombs, Susan Handy, Paul Kelly, Aaron Marcavitch, Mark Voigt Minutes RECEIVED TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE 10/24/05 NANTUCKET, MA 02554 Call to Order MAY 24 2006 6: 1 0 pm TIME: Establishment of Quorum C E K' Diane Coombs, Paul Kelly, Aaron Marcavitc~, ~ark V Olgt Susan Handy arrive 7:20 pm Peter Sutters (I&M), Christine Silverstein, Georgen Charnes (NHA), Mark Cutone in audience. Mr. Marcavitch recognized Mark Cutone for the purpose of discussing his work with the old barn on Madaket Road at the site of the new Hedgebury development. Mr. Cutone discussed the documentation of the building. The board agreed that this level of documentation was well done and congratulated Mr. Cutone for his work. Approval of Minutes Mr. Voigt makes a motion to approve the July minutes. Motion carries unani- mously. Ms. Coombs makes a motion to approve the August and September minutes. Motion carries unanimously, with Mr. Voigt abstaining. Development of goals for January - July 2006. A general discussion of the major goals was made by the board. Significant goals included identifying and protecting historic interiors, working with realtors, developing incentives, expanding public recognition of historic preservation, and using more educa- tion. Also discussed were historic markers. Other goals including better identifying the issues in the community and getting representatives from local groups to participate. Groups suggested included the Preservation Trust, the NHA, the Wampanoag Tribe, and the Preservation Institute. A major concern was to take care of what is already on the is- land and not develop new issues. Another concern was that the NHC had to develop its base. No action was taken. Master Plan Process Mr. Marcavitch discussed the process and the upcoming meeting. He showed the board a copy of a letter he would like to submit regarding some of the major issues in historic preservation. A discussion was made regarding the letter and its general aims. No action was taken. CPC Meeting (Tuesday, October 25) Mr. Marcavitch discussed the upcoming CPC meeting where he would discuss the proposal for the survey work. No action was taken. Survey of Historic Properties 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. a. Initial process assignments b. Volunteer Coordination c. Computerization Mr. Marcavitch discussed the goals ofthis project and what might be the goals for the board. The board felt that this was too early with the pending CPC re- quest and took no action. 8. Meeting with Assessor Mr. Marcavitch discussed some of his conversations with the assessor regarding a local tax credit program. Other communities have this program, such as Lexington. No action taken. 9 . Warrant Article proposals Mr. Marcavitch asked the board if they would be interested in expanding the board from five to seven members. No action taken. 10. Preservation Month No action taken. 11. Preservation Awards No action taken. 12. Coordination with other organizations No action taken. 13. Cemetery Project a. Task force b. Program c. Outcomes Mr. Marcavitch discussed the request from Georgen Chames from the NHA to develop a task force to understand, identify, assess, and preserve the historic cemeteries on Nantucket. The board generally agreed with the goals of this project and asked that more information be provided. 14. Adjom 7:30 pm