[MassHistPres] the merging of commissions
Jonathan Feist
jfeist at charter.net
Tue Oct 20 14:38:14 EDT 2009
Hi Marissa,
For what it's worth, Harvard has always been like that. I think the
result, over the years, has been that it's often functioned
exclusively as a HDC, as that's the more obvious mandate. Lately,
we've been trying to bump up the HC role, to mixed reviews....
--Jonathan
On Oct 20, 2009, at 2:32 PM, Marisa Labozzetta wrote:
> Dear Members,
>
> Our city is considering merging our Historic District Commission
> with our Historical Commission, primarily as a result of
> restructuring of staff. Right now we serve one historic district
> which is on the cusp of expansion. I would like to know if anyone
> has undergone this type of merger and, if so, how you managed the
> merger and what the final commission looks like. What do you see as
> the pros and cons of such a merger, and what advice can you offer?
>
> Marisa Labozzetta
> Northampton Historic District Commission
>
>
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