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The commission voted 6-0 to recommend the FY 2025/26 planning program budget to the City Council, while also discussing funded heritage study issues, including a Japanese American incarceration memorial and an update to the Heritage Resource Inventory.
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The commission supported the city’s proposed budget for the next fiscal year and sent that recommendation to the City Council. Members focused on two funded heritage-related study issues: a memorial for Japanese American incarceration and an update to the Heritage Resource Inventory, which is the city’s list of properties with heritage value. Commissioners asked for regular updates and raised questions about past spending, outside grants, and how to keep heritage sites from being lost to new housing. A separate request to discuss 380 S. Mathilda Avenue as a possible future heritage resource did not move forward.
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