FY26/27 Capital Improvement Program Funding for Historic Preservation
Summary
Commissioners questioned how 2024 bond funds are being accounted for, noting that the $12.3 million total includes pre-existing capital improvement funds, leaving less new money available than expected.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 13, 2026.
Impact analysis
Involves $12.3 million in total planned expenditures, combining $9 million in new bond funds with $3.3 million in existing CIP funds.
City departments funding scheduled historic maintenance projects.
Projects facing funding shortfalls due to combined fund accounting.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Historic Preservation Commission Meeting — May 13, 2026
The city is reviewing proposed capital improvement funding for the upcoming fiscal year, which covers projects like Double Butte Cemetery restoration, Eisendrath Adobe repairs, and downtown planning. Commissioners pressed staff on timelines, developer contributions, and the sufficiency of funds for endangered historic structures.
Historic Preservation Commission Meeting — March 11, 2026
Commissioners questioned how 2024 bond funds are being accounted for, noting that the $12.3 million total includes pre-existing capital improvement funds, leaving less new money available than expected.
Historic Preservation Commission Meeting — January 14, 2026
Commissioners discussed how the $12.5 million in 2024 bond funding is being distributed across seven capital improvement projects. Concerns were raised about tracking all expenditures, the balance of funds held by parks versus historic preservation, and long-term funding for future property acquisitions.
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