Documenting endangered historic homes before demolition
Summary
Board members want professional photos, architectural details, and 3D virtual tours of homes facing demolition — starting with Merrywood and the Wooten House — so a permanent record survives even if the house doesn't. Staff estimated a few hundred dollars per house could come from existing grant funds, pending procurement rules.
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Last discussed Jun 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
Roughly $500 or more per house, potentially drawn from the existing grants budget.
Future researchers, historians, and the public, who would retain a permanent record of lost structures.
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