Politics & Government
City Officials Hosting Forum Tonight to Discuss Historic Preservation
Meeting set to take place at the Lakewood Public Library on Aug. 17.
What does historic preservation mean in Lakewood?
That was the question posed last week by Dru Siley, Lakewood’s director of planning and development, regarding the city’s future plans in preservation.
Through a press release, Siley invited members of the community to attend a workshop hosted by Mayor Michael Summers and city officials to discuss that very topic.
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The Historic Preservation Community Workshop is set to take place in the main auditorium at the from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Aug. 17.
The city’s Heritage Advisory Board will also be on hand to join the conversation.
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“Our city turned 100 this year and as we look to the next century how will the community define historic preservation?” Siley asked in the statement. “What are the tools and resources available to meet that vision? This hands-on workshop will provide a forum to share ideas.”
For more information, those interested are encouraged to call the city’s planning and development department at 216-529-6630, or email planning@lakewoodoh.net.
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