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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-28-15 City of Farmington Mission Statement 430 Third Street Through teamwork and cooperation, Farmington,MN 55024 the City of Farmington provides quality services that preserve our proud past and foster a promising future. AGENDA HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING July 28,2015 7:00 P.M. CITY HALL CONFERENCE ROOM#169 1. Call to order 2. Approval of agenda 3. Approval of minutes a. May 26,2015 Regular Meeting(pgs. 1-2) 4. Public Hearings None 5. Continued Business a. Interpretation Plan Update(pg. 3) i. HPC/PRAC Possible Joint Meeting ii. Downtown Walking Tour b. Update on Downtown Redevelopment Plan(pg.4) 6. New Business a. 2015 Annual Statewide Preservation Conference(pgs. 5-13) 7. Reports&Plans None 8. Miscellaneous None 9. Commission Roundtable 10.Adjourn City of Farmington Mission Statement 430 Third Street Through teamwork and cooperation, Farmington,MN 55024 the City of Farmington provides quality services that preserve our proud past and foster a promisingfuture HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING MINUTES May 26,2015 6:00 P.M. CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS • 1. Call to order at 6:00 p.m. Commission Members Present: Members Franceschelli,Lehto,McMillen,Haley,Mohlis Commission Members Absent: None Also Present: Planning Manager Wippler,Consultant Vogel 2. Approval of agenda Motion by McMiIlen,second by Haley to approve the agenda. APIF,Motion passed. • • 3. Approval of Minutes a: March 24,2015 Regular Meeting ' • Motion by McMillen,second by Lehto to approve the March 24,2015 Regular Meeting minutes as presented. APIF,Motion passed. b. April 28,2015 Special Meeting Motion by Haley,second by Mohlis to approve the April 28,2015 Special Meeting minutes as presented. APIF,Motion passed. 4. Public Hearings Nothing 5. Continued Business a. Interpretation Plan i. Walking Tour reminder--July 28th regular meeting Planning Manager Wippler reminded the Commission that it is the intent to occupy the majority of the July regular meeting with a walking tour of the downtown. 6. New Business 1 I a. Tour of Middle Creek Historic Cemetery Due to the rainy weather,the Commission decided not to visit the cemetery. The Commission will plan for a trip to the cemetery later this year. Instead,a bus tour was given to view the City's historic resources that are located outside of the downtown core area. The Commission would like staff to try to arrange a future tour of the original high school building. 7. Reports&Plans Nothing 8. Miscellaneous Nothing 9. Commission Roundtable Nothing l0. Adjourn Motion by Franceschelli,second by Haley,to adjourn at 7:22 p.m.APIF,Motion passed. Submitted by, 4"/Accto—••Q".. Tony Wippler,Planning Manager . • 2 Y4 44 ., City of Farmington 0 430 Third Street - =` Farmington,Minnesota 651.280.6800•Fax 651.280.6899 per'"P1 � www.cilarmington.mn.us TO: Heritage Preservation Commission FROM: Tony Wippler,Planning Manager SUBJECT: Interpretation Plan Update DATE: July 28,2015 INTRODUCTION/DISCUSSION HPC/PRAC Possible Joint Meeting In past meetings it was discussed having a joint meeting with the City's Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission (PRAC)to discuss the possible installation of way finding signs in certain park areas that could potential direct visitors to various historic sites. The PRAC at its meeting on June 10,2015 identified a date and time for this joint meeting. The PRAC is suggesting Wednesday,September 9,2015 at 6pm for the date and time of the joint meeting. The meeting would be held at City Hall if this date and time works for a majority of the Commission. Downtown Walking Tour As part of the development of the Interpretation Plan the Commission will be reserving a majority of the July 28s'regular .meeting for a walking tour of the Downtown. This will provide the Commission a chance to discuss how we as a community can tell the stories of the City's neighborhoods and individual historic places. ACTION REQUESTED Determine if Wednesday,September 9,2015 at 6pm is an acceptable date and time for a joint meeting with the PRAC. Respectfully submitted, Tony Wippler,Planning Manager 3 ' Airi� City of Farmington � 430 Third Street P ` Farmington,Minnesota �•�a 651.280.6800•Fax 651.280.6899 www.eilarmingtonann.us TO: Heritage Preservation Commission FROM: Tony Wippler,Planning Manager SUBJECT: Update on Downtown Redevelopment Plan DATE: July 28,2015 INTRODUCTION As the Commission is aware,the City is undertaking the development of a Downtown Redevelopment Plan for downtown Farmington. Staff wanted to provide the Commission with an update regarding the status of the plan. DISCUSSION On April 21,2015,the Dakota County Community Development Agency's Board approved a Redevelopment Incentive Planning Grant in the amount of$15,000 for completion of the plan. This is a 1:1 matching grant and it is anticipated that the project will cost approximately$40,000 to complete. In June,Request For Proposals(RFP's)were solicited and the City received back four qualified proposals. An RFP Review Committee has been established to review the four proposals and will be meeting on Monday,July 27111 to review the scoring for each proposal. The review committee consists of one council member,one EDA member,one Planning Commission member,one Heritage Preservation Commission member(Chair Francesehelli),one Farmington Business Association member,Community Development Director Kienberger and myself. Additional information will be provided to the Commission at the meeting. ACTION REQUESTED None,this is for information purposes only. Respectfully submitted, Tony Wippler,P anning Manager • /tam* City of Farmington 430 Third Street Farmington,Minnesota 10 651.280.6800•Fax 651.280.6899 'APpP� wwwci.farmington.mn.us TO: Heritage Preservation Commission FROM: Tony Wippler,Planning Manager • SUBJECT: 2015 Annual Statewide Preservation Conference DATE: July 28,2015 INTRODUCTION/DISCUSSION Attached,is information regarding the 2015 Statewide Preservation Conference. The conference will be held on September 171& 18s`at the Franciscan Sisters campus in Little Falls. Commissioner Lehto has expressed an interest in attending the conference. There are grants available through the Minnesota Historical Society. The deadline for submission of grant applications is July 31,2015. So,if other members are interested in attending please let me know so that the necessary information can be submitted to the State for grant assistance. ACTION REQUESTED None,this is for information purposes only. Respectfully submitted, Tony Wippler,Planning Manager c Schedule : Preserve Minnesota Conference : SHPO : MNHS.ORG Page 1 of 6 .• Membership I Shop i Calendar I Donate 1 �OSiT PRISIIRCH Pell IMPLORE SONOMA ABOUTISMNS SUPPORT Conference Schedule Preserve Minnesota The 3Srd Annual Statewide Historic Preservation Conference Thursday&Friday,September i7-18,2015 Franciscan Sisters Campus,Little Falls,Minnesota $eeister Online Isn't it time to make preservation matter or matter more—in your community?Attend the two-day 35th Annual Statewide Historic Preservation Conference in historic Little Falls,Minnesota.Learn " about grassroots advocacy,how to deal with vacant storefronts and blighted properties,incentive programs for redevelopment and rehabilitation and much more.Both days will be filled with 4y;, ; Y 440 sharing,learning,networking and strengthening preservation efforts in our state.This year .: attendees will be able to choose from a variety of traditional preservation sessions as well as a track geared for local history and museum enthusiasts. Location . . - _ -- Conference headquarters will be the Franciscan Sisters campus on the south end of downtown Little Falls.Sixteen women formed the religious community of the Franciscan Sisters of Little Falls in 1891 and began their ministry of caring for the sick,the aged and orphaned children.The sisters farmed,gardened,taught,nursed and prayed.St.Francis Convent(1891)contained a chapel,hospital,orphanage and school,and St.Otto's Orphanage(1893)was constructed to house over 100 orphans from around St.Cloud.A hospital was added in 1915'and girls school in 1930,from . which 2,000 girls,day students and boarders graduated during its 50-year history. View Maps keynote Our keynote speaker will be Susan West Montgomery,who will address the topic of Grassroots Advocacy for Preservationists.Susan West Montgomery is Vice President for Preservation Resources at the National Trust for Historic Preservation.She is responsible for the Trust's publications,its National Preservation Conference,information services, training modules and grant programs.Before joining-the Trust in 2009,Susan served as president of Preservation Action in Washington,D.C.from 1997 to 2004,where she coordinated Preservation Action's national grassroots lobbying network and monitored legislative actions affecting preservation.She worked on a contract basis as circuit rider and outreach coordinator for the Maryland Association of Historic District Commissions providing training,technical • assistance,and assessments for Maryland's 47 historic district commissions.She is the author of A Blueprint for Lobbying,published by the National Trust for 1}3storic Preservation. e"Mils.,. ' Events This year there will be two evening events.On Wednesday,Sept.16,from 5-8 p.m.,there is a welcome reception at the Great River Arts Association, 122 1st Street SE,in downtown Little Falls.Plan to shop and marvel at a car show in the downtown historic district,and take advantage of special activities and exclusive offers for conference attendees. On Thursday,Sept.17,from 5-8 p.m.,a social gathering will be held at the Linden Hill Historical Event Center,608 Highland Ave.,hosted by the Friends of Linden Hill. • Conference attendees will be able to choose from one of three tours on Friday afternoon,Sept.18: 1. The Little Falls I-Iistoric Resources tour will highlight the commercialhistoric district,the Morrison County Courthouse,the Little Falls Carnegie Library,the Northern Pacific Railroad Depot,Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church,Crowder's Gas Station,and various residential buildings. 2. The Camp Ripley tour will feature a behind-the-scenes look at the history and development of Camp Ripley,including the WPA Main gate and Wall,the Minnesota Military Museum,and Valhalla,the Norwegian-style log lodge built in 1934 as a Governor's retreat. http://www.mnhs.org/shpo/conference/schedule.php 7/24/2015 (�, Schedule : Preserve Minnesota Conference : SHPO : MNHS.ORG Page 2 of 6 3. The Industry,Aviation&Recreation tour will highlight the Little Falls Darn,Mill Park,the Weyerhaeuser Museuni/Morrison County I-Iistorical Society,the Lindbergh Visitor Center,the Charles A.Lindbergh Boyhood Home,and the Lindbergh State Park/Little Elk Methodist Episcopal Mission. This schedule is still a work in progress.Please check back as this schedule will be updated frequently as more information is known. Thursday, September 17 7:30-8:30 a.m.Registration and Continental Breakfast Location:Francis Center lobby 8:45-9:15 a.m.Welcome and Opening Session Location:Chapel Honorable Greg Zylka,Mayor of Little Falls Barbara Mitchell Howard,Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer,MN Historical Society Doug Gasek,Executive Director,Preservation Alliance of Minnesota Representative (invited) Senator (invited) 9:30-10:15 a.m. KEYNOTE ADDRESS • Presenter:Susan West Montgomery,Vice President for Preservation Resources at the National Trust for Historic Preservation 2016 will be a seminal year in the life of historic preservation.The National Historic Preservation Act turns 50,offering y us an opportunity for reflection and a chance to consider what,we might want our own contribution to the history of preservation to say about who we arc and what we valued.Susan West Montgomery,Vice President for Preservation Resources at the National Trust for Historic Preservation,will consider the impulses and advocacy efforts that brought the Act to life and discuss the role we might play in its evolution. Location:St.Francis Hall • 10:15-10:45 a.m.Break 10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.Concurrent Sessions . GOVERNMENT RECORDS BASICS • Presenters:Charles Rodgers,Government Records Specialist and Anjanette Schussler,Government Records Assistant,Minnesota Historical Society This session will include a brief review of the state records laws,the definition of government records,local government records retention schedules, basic records management issues,and the role of the State Archives and State Historical Records Advisory Board. Location:TBD VACANT STOREFRONTS AND BLIGHTED PROPERTIES,PART I Presenters: Joe Lawniczak,Downtown Design Specialist and.Errin Welty,Downtown Development Account Manager,Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation Finding new uses for older buildings is challenging in good times and bad.This session will lay out the top reasons for building vacancies and why some historic commercial districts see retail vacancies.Learn about some of the simple and inexpensive approaches for dealing with problem real estate such as quick facade improvements and marketing efforts.Strategies will be provided to combat each,along with case studies and resources. Location:TBD BUILDING REHABILITATION FOR MAIN STREET http://www.mnhs.org/shpo/conference/schedule.php 7/24/2015 7 Schedule:Preserve Minnesota Conference : SHPO :MNHS.ORG Page 3 of 6 Presenters:Audrey Tepper,Historical Architect,National Park Service and Natascha Wiener,Historical Architect,Minnesota Historical Society Location:TBD 12:15 p.m.-1:30 p.m.Lunch Location:TBD 1:30 p.m.-3:00 p.m.Concurrent Sessions PRACTICAL ADVICE ABOUT MANAGING,ACCESSING AND USING DIGITAL RECORDS Presenter:Sarah Barsness,Digital Collections Assistant,Minnesota Historical Society This session will discuss management issues and tools for handling digital records.Topics will include born-digital versus digitized records,item- level versus at-scale access,file formats and format conversion,backups and disaster recovery,and tools for storing and access digital content. Location:TBD VACANT STOREFRONTS AND BLIGHTED PROPERTIES,PART 2 Presenters: Joe Lawniczak,Downtown Design Specialist and Errin Welty,Downtown Development Account Manager,Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation So,your downtown has empty storefronts and blighted properties.What next?Following up on Part I of a two-part session,this session will examine what you can do to remedy this situation,from the perspective of a Main Street manager,Heritage Preservation Commission member,city manager, and local attorney. Location: TBD • APPROPRIATE PLASTER REPAIR TECHNIQUES Presenter: Mark Chavez,Historical Architect,Midwest Regional Office,National Park Service This session will present a brief history of plaster and the use of plasters in buildings dating back to cave dwellers.The different types of plaster . mixes and substrates will be discussed,followed by the various types of substrates(lath).Lastly,various types of repairmethods will be presented— from simple crackrepair,to wholesale removal and re-plastering techniques,to the in situ roj,air of decorated plaster surfaces which remain in place . while the attachment"keys"are reintroduced_ . . Location: TBD DOWNTOWN LFI'TLE FALLS BUILDING REIIAB LOAN&GRANT PROGRAM WALKING TOUR • •• ._._ Presenter:Richard Carlson,Little Falls City Administrator(retired) During the past 25 years,the City of Little Falls has managed a building rehabilitation loan and grant program that has promoted the preservation of dozens of buildings within the central business district.This walking tour wilt focus on the downtown properties and financial tools that have been utilized to reinvigorate Little Falls'core and its historic buildings.Note:Tour limited to 20;also offered again at 3:30 p.m. 3:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m.Break 3:30 p.m.-5:00 p.m.Concurrent Sessions BASICS OF HOUSING,PRESERVING,CONSERVING AND PROVIDING ACCESS TO GOVERNMENT RECORDS Panel:Charles Rodgers,Government Records Specialist and Anjanettc Schussler,Government Records Assistant,Minnesota Historical Society This session will review the fundamentals of protecting and using records in all formats.Topics will include appraisal of government records, arrangement and description,housing and storage guidelines,and providing reference service. Location:TBD DOWNTOWN LITTLE FALLS BUILDING REHAB LOAN&GRANT PROGRAM WALKING TOUR Presenters Richard Carlson,Little Fails City Administrator(retired) During the past 25 years,the City of Little Falls has managed a building rehabilitation loan and grant program that has promoted the preservation of dozens of buildings within the central business district.This walking tour will focus on the downtown properties and financial tools that have been utilized to reinvigorate Little Falls'core and its historic buildings.Note:Tour limited to 20;also offered earlier at 1:30 pm. PRESERVATION AT 50:A CONVERSATION ABOUT THE FUTURE Presenter:Barbara Mitchell Howard,Minnesota Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer,Susan West Montgomery,National Trust for Historic Preservation http://www.mnhs.org/shpo/conference/schedule.php 7/24/2015 Schedule :Preserve Minnesota Conference : SHPO : MNHS.ORG Page 4 of 6 In 2016,the National Historic Preservation Act will turn 50.As we reflect on our accomplishments since 1966,we must acknowledge that the Preservation Act came about largely through advocacy.All across the country preservationists and their allies are taking time out from the work of saving places to consider what we might want our movement to look like in the next 50 years.Join Susan West Montgomery of the National Trust for Historic Preservation for a facilitated conversation about where we are and where we go from here.She will share findings from similar convenings and invite audience members to add their insights and ideas to the national conversation. Location:TBD 5:00-8:00 p.m. Reception at Linden Hill I-Iistorical Event Center 608 Highland Avenue Hosted by Friends of Linden Hill Friday,September 18 7:30 a.m.-8:30 a.m.Registration and Continental Breakfast Location:TBD 8:30 a.m.-10:00 a.m.Concurrent Sessions HOW TO HIRE THE RIGHT CONTRACTOR/CONSULTANT FOR A PROJECT Presenter:Carolyn Vceser-Egbide,Grants Manager,Minnesota Historical Society Ls your organization planning to replace the roof on a building listed in the National Register?Or maybe you want to catalog a collection of over 500 items?Whatever the project,fmding the right personnel can save time and money.Learn valuable tips and tools on how to find and hire the right contractor/consultant with the appropriate training,skills,and knowledge for a project.Grants Office staff will share information on how to prepare bid documents,how to solicit bids,and grant requirements such as procurement and prevailing wage. Location:TBD ARCHAEOLOGY OF MORRISON COUNTY Presenters:David Mather,National Register Archaeologist,Minnesota Historical Society;Rob Mann,St.Cloud State University,Assistant. . Professor of Anthropology;Jim Cummings;Naturalist,Kathio State Park • Archaeological sites present difference challenges than buildings for historic preservation.Guided by archaeologists who have been working in the . area,visit sites around Little Falls to learn about the different images of archaeological research,as well as strategies for site protection and public education Location:TBD 8:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 10:00-10:30 a.m.Break 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.Concurrent Sessions SAINT JOHN'S ABBEY CHURCH:MARCEL BREUER AND THE CREATION OF A MODERN SACRED SPACE Presenter.Victoria Young,Professor and Chair,Ari History Department,University of St.Thomas In the 1950s the brethren at the Benedictine Abbey of Saint John the Baptist in Collegeville,Minnesota—the largest Benedictine abbey in the world—decided to expand their campus,including building a new church.From a who's who of architectural stars such as Walter Gropius,Richard Neutra,Pietro Belluschi,Barry Byrne,and Eero Saarinen—the Benedictines chose a former member of the Bauhaus,Marcel Breuer.In collaboration with the monks,this untested religious designer produced a work of modern sculptural concrete architecture that reenvisioned what a church could be and set a worldwide standard for midcentury religious design.This presentation will document the dialogue of the design process,as Breuer instructed the monks about architecture and they in turn guided him and his associates in the construction of a sacred space in the crucial years of liturgical reform. Location:TBD DIFFERING PERSPECTIVES,COMMON GOALS:SUCCESSFUL PRESERVATION PROJECTS WITH MULTIPLE FUNDING SOURCES Presenters:Anne Makepeace,Grand Hotel,New Ulm;Craig Milkers,PE,LEED AP,Collaborative Design Group This session will focus on projects with multiple funding sources which bring different perspectives to preservation projects.Case studies will he presented which feature projects that have been awarded Minnesota Historical and Cultural Heritage(Legacy)grants in conjunction with other funding sources,including Capital grants and State and Federal Investment Tax Credits.The challenges of working on projects where there are conflicting interests and priorities within the stakeholder group will be examined.Recent projects will be presented that exemplify how the Secretary http://www.mnhs.org/shpo/conference/schedule.php 7/24/2015 9 Schedule :Preserve Minnesota Conference :SHPO :MNHS.ORG Page 5 of 6 of the Interior's Standards were maintained within the context of various funding sources. Location:TBD 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m.Lunch Location:TBD 1:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m.Concurrent Tours Buses depart from the parking lot at the front of the St.Francis Retreat Center. HISTORIC RESOURCES OF LITTLE FALLS The Little Falls Historic Resources tour will highlight the commercial historic district,the Morrison County Courthouse,the Little Falls Carnegie Library,the Northern Pacific Railroad Depot,Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church,Crowder's Gas Station,and various residential buildings. CAMP RIPLEY The Camp Ripley tour will feature a behind-the-scenes look at the history and development ofCamp Ripley,including the WPA Main gate and Wall, the Minnesota Military Museum,and Valhalla,the Norwegian-style log lodge built in 1934 as a Governor's retreat INDUSTRY,AVIATION AND RECREATION The Industry,Aviation&Recreation tour will highlight the Little Falls Dam,Mill Park,the Weyerhaeuser Museum/Morrison County Historical Society,the Lindbergh Visitor Center,the Charles A.Lindbergh Boyhood Home,and the Lindbergh State Park/Little Elk Methodist Episcopal Mission. Minnesota Historical Society 345 W.Kellogg Blvd. St.Paul,MN 55102 051-2583000.1-800.057-3773 Contact MNHS•Locations&Hours ' Resources Malta Room. Shan Opportunities Volunteers Internahins Jobs Pegawshius Connect with MNHS MNHS Email Newsletters Premier partners Funding provIded by the Slate of Minnesota,the e • 1-eaaev Amendment through the vote of I I ' Minnesotans on Nov.4,2008,and our generous donors and members. 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Please check all that apply. PLEASE MARK YOUR SELECTIONS: Vegetarian Meal Friday afternoon tour selection:* (choose one) Wednesday Evening Historic Resources of Little Falls 'NOTE:Tours are Reception Camp Ripley popular and fill quickly, El Thursday Evening Industry,Aviation and Recreation so you must indicate Reception No Tour your preference. Return registration form to: Please copy this form for multiple registrations. Michele Decker MHS/SHPO 345 Kellogg Blvd.W. St. Paul, MN 55102-1906 1S'