Commissioners to weigh historic home survey proposal for downtown Jackson
Teton County commissioners are set to consider a grant application that would support a survey of historic residential properties in downtown Jackson, an area the packet describes as at high risk for demolition or removal.
Teton County commissioners on Tuesday are set to consider a Historic Preservation Board proposal to survey historic residential properties in downtown Jackson, an area the application describes as “at high risk for demolition or removal” Historic Preservation Grant Application Packet. The item is on the board’s Nov. 10 agenda as “Consideration of Historic Preservation Grant Application” R Board Meeting Agenda.
The county’s record shows the Historic Preservation Board has used the state’s Certified Local Government grant program for residential-history work before. In 2017, commissioners were asked to sign a grant application for a countywide residential context survey, citing a “significant increase in the number of residential demolition permit applications” Staff Report for FY 18 Historic Preservation Board Certified Local Government Grant Application.