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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic
Landmarks Commission Minutes
March
9, 1998
Location: Historic Landmarks
Commission/Historic Preservation
Foundation, Inc., Office,
2100 Randolph Road, Charlotte,
North Carolina
Time: 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Present:
Ms. Deborah Cox/City
Ms. Lindsay Daniel/County, HLC
Design Review Com. Chr.
Ms. Lisa Hankin/County, HLC
Vice-Chairman
Ms. Marcia A. Hart/County
Mr. Van T. Hill/Mayor, HLC
Chairman
Mr. Scott Hirsch/HLC Treasurer
Mr. Barry Miller, Education
Committee Chr.
Mr. John Misenheimer/County,
Survey Com. Chr.
Mr. David T. Ritch/County, HLC
Secretary
Mr. Robin Brabham, MHA President
(last meeting)
Dr. Dan L. Morrill, HLC Consulting
Director
Ms. Mary Lynn Morrill, HLC
Recording Consultant
Absent:
Mr. A. Tuckfield Reed/Mayor
Ms. Elaine H. White/County,
Projects Committee Chr.
Item #1 - Approval of Minutes
MS. COX PRESENTED A MOTION SECONDED BY
MS. HANKIN THAT THE MINUTES FOR FEBRUARY 9, 1998, BE APPROVED AS
DISTRIBUTED. THE COMMISSION UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED THE MOTION.
Item #2 - Chairman's Report: Van T.
Hill
Mr. Hill welcomed everyone to the
meeting. He presented Mr. Brabham a Certificate of Appreciation for his
services to the Commission.
Mr. Hill reminded the Commissioners to
keep up with their attendance records. He told the City appointees that if
they miss two meetings in a row, they will receive a warning notice from the
City Clerk's office. If they miss three meetings in a row, they are
automatically off the HLC. He said that County appointees can still get 25%
of their yearly absences excused for business, illness and family deaths,
but that they must give him a written excuse as soon after the absence as
possible. City appointees cannot have excused absences.
Item #3 - Director's Report: Dan L.
Morrill
A copy of the Director's Report is
attached.
MR. MILLER PRESENTED A MOTION SECONDED
BY MS. HANKIN THAT THE HISTORIC LANDMARKS COMMISSION STATE ITS BELIEF THAT
THE JAMES A. BLAKENEY HOUSE MEETS THE CRITERIA FOR LISTING IN THE NATIONAL
REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES. THE COMMISSION UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED THE
MOTION.
MR. HIRSCH PRESENTED A MOTION SECONDED
BY MS. DANIEL THAT THE COMMISSION ENDORSE THE LANGUAGE ATTACHED TO THE
DIRECTOR'S REPORT TO ASSURE THE PROTECTION OF THE ALEXANDER SLAVE CEMETERY.
THE COMMISSION UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED THE MOTION.
The Commission agreed to ask Dr.
Morrill to write a synopsis of the survey of the Post World War II built
environment of Charlotte-Mecklenburg for which money is being requested from
the County.
Item #4 - Design Review Committee
Report: Lindsay W. Daniel
Ms. Daniel reported that the next
meeting of the Design Review Committee will be held March 18, 1998.
Item #5 - Reports on Designated
Historic Landmarks
a. Mr. Hirsch reported on eight
properties in Biddleville, one property in Wesley Heights, and six
properties in West Charlotte.
b. Mr. Miller reported on seven
properties in Davidson and nine properties in North Mecklenburg.
c. Mr. Misenheimer reported on fourteen
properties in Myers Park and six properties in Second Ward.
Item #6 - Projects Committee Report:
Elaine H. White
Dr. Morrill reported for Mrs. White
that the next Projects Committee meeting will be held Tuesday, March 24,
1998.
Item #7 - Survey Committee Report: John
Misenheimer
Mr. Misenheimer reported that the next
meeting of the committee will be held Wednesday, April 1, 1998.
Item #8 - Education Committee Report:
Barry Miller
Mr. Miller reported that the Education
Committee met February 23, 1998. He said that the Committee is discussing
the best way to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Historic Landmarks
Commission and National Historic Preservation Week in May. He said that the
Committee is in the process of drafting a brochure about the HLC to send to
public officials.
Item #9 - Treasurer's Report: Scott
Hirsch
No motions were presented.
Item #10 - Old Business.
No motions were presented.
Item #11 - New Business.
No motions were presented.
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