Historic Preservation Advisory Commission

Historic Preservation Advisory Commission Regular Meeting 807 Mountain Avenue Berthoud, Colorado 80513 Monday, July 13, 2026, at 5:30 PM This is an In-Person meeting at the location and time noted above. 1. Roll Call 2. Approval of Meeting Minutes A. June 8, 2026 Meeting Minutes 3. Public Comment Period 4. Discussion Items B. Work Planning for 2027 - Historic Preservation Plan Goals and Strategies C. In-Person Walking Tour Recap and Next Steps D. Other Business 5. Adjourn Page 1 of 11 Minutes of the Historic Preservation Advisory Commission Regular Meeting June 8, 2026 807 Mountain Ave Berthoud CO 80513 Meeting called to order at 5:33 PM by Lee Hardies 1. Roll Call Members present: Lee Hardies, Ryan Durfee, Carri Grimditch, Courtney VanHooser, Joan Cullen Members absent: Leslie Moore and John Belcastro Staff present: Bella Manzo, Planner, Staff Liaison; Anne Johnson, Community Development Director; Andrew Wayland, Museums Director, Berthoud Historical Society; Karen Anderson, Town Trustee 2. Approval of Minutes A. May 11, 2026 Meeting Minutes Motion by Courtney VanHooser, Second by Joan Cullen; unanimous approval 3. Public Comment Period No public comments 4. Discussion Items B. Work Planning for 2026 – Historic Preservation Plan Goals and Strategies Anne Johnson explained the purpose of the plan and the results of the community survey. She suggested that the committee break down the workload over the next 6 meetings. Anne said the walking tour meets one of the goals (outreach). Lee Hardies said education should be a priority; Joan Cullen concurred and suggested devising something to present to the schools. Bella Manzo suggested that HPAC should have a couple of members who are in touch with the schools. Andrew Wayland pointed out that education goals can be met through working with the schools, but also through the HPAC presenting at the Berthoud Historical Society talks. Page 2 of 11  Karen Anderson suggested making a coloring book and/or a storybook about prominent Berthoud residents, such as Dr. Fickel. Joan Cullen and Leslie Moore and/or Lee Hardies will focus on the education goals. Carri Grimditch will do the BHS talk in the fall. Bella Manzo is applying for a grant to obtain funds to complete the reconnaissance survey to catalog historic properties in town. Discussion of ideas for workshops for property owners. Ryan Durfee will work with staff to build partnerships with stakeholders. Courtney suggested that HPAC members review the next set of goals before the next HPAC meeting and think of ideas beforehand. C. In-Person Walking Tour Ryan Durfee will now also do Stop 3. Everyone will meet at the museum at 10:30 AM. D. 224 Mountain Ave Alteration Request Ryan Durfee made a motion to approve; Courtney VanHooser seconded. Motion carried, 4 Yay, 0 Nay, 1 Abstention (Joan Cullen BHS Board Member) E. Other Business Ryan Durfee read his walking tour script Meeting was adjourned at 7:00 PM Page 3 of 11  Town of Berthoud Preservation Plan Implementing Actions Matrix Updated: 7/6/2026 Completed/ Item # Implementing Action Priority Timeframe Notes Potential Partners Scheduled Goal 1: Strengthen and Implement Berthoud's exisiting Historic Preservation Program Strategy #1.1: Undertake an annual review of the Historic preservation Program and the Historic Preservation Plan 1 Town staff and the HPAC shall discuss and document ongoing projects, new projects, 3 Recurring Ongoing and progress within the preservation plan at regularly scheduled HPAC meetings Each year Town Staff and the HPAC shall devote a portion of one regular meeting to 2 identify projects and funding sources, such as grants, for achieving the strategies 3 Recurring Ongoing and goals outlined within the preservation plan. Town staff and the HPAC shall conduct an annual review of Berthoud’s preservation 3 3 Recurring Ongoing N/A ordinance and the local landmark register to document changes and future needs 2025 Report submitted timely, 2026 4 Town staff shall compile and submit a report to History Colorado demonstrating 3 Recurring Annually Report to be submitted during reporting compliance with the CLG program requirements annually. window once open 2025 Report shared with Town Board in May 2026. Annual report agenda 5 3 Recurring Annually Town staff shall share the annual report with the Town Board of Trustees and publicly available in meeting packet on publicize the report on the HPAC landing page. Town agenda portal. Strategy #1.2: Regularly apply for grant funding to achieve strategies found within the plan. Town staff and the HPAC shall identify appropriate strategies within the plan that 5 would qualify for grant funding at a regularly scheduled meeting as identified within 2 Recurring Strategy 1.1. Town staff and the HPAC shall determine the amount of matching funds required to N/A 6 2 Recurring pursue strategies found here in the plan and secure additional funding as necessary. Town staff shall apply for at least one CLG or SHF grant on an annual basis and other 7 2 Recurring grants as appropriate. Strategy #1.3: Ensure the goals of the Preservation Plan are represented in current and future planning efforts. Town staff and the HPAC shall identify areas where historic preservation might be 9 2 Short-term, Recurring integrated with other planning endeavors in Berthoud and the surrounding area. Town Departments, Town staff shall review current planning documents and identify opportunities to County agencies, integrate historic preservation goals through plan amendments, companion studies, Berthoud Historical or implementation tools, including: Berthoud Comprehensive Plan (2021); Berthoud Society, Historic Larimer 10 2 Short-term, Recurring County, non-profit Housing Diversity Plan (2025); Transportation Plan (2021); Mountain Avenue Plan (2019); First Street Corridor Plan (2023); Future Land Use Map (2021); Architectural and other community Design Guidelines (2021); Landscape Design Guidelines (2023); Larimer County organizations, property owners Town staff shall ensure that future updates to the preservation plan consider other 11 3 Short-term, Recurring town and county community planning endeavors. Strategy #1.4: Enhance the orientation experience of new HPAC members through additional training and 12 Town staff shall create an HPAC training package for new HPAC members. 2 Short-term Town staff shall ensure the training package covers at the minimum CLG 13 requirements, HPAC procedures, and the Preservation Plan framework. 2 Short-term Page 4 of 11  Town staff shall schedule a periodic meeting to review the HPAC bylaws, the design review process, the demolition and N/A 14 designation process, and other relevant procedures with HPAC members. 3 Short-term Town staff and the HPAC are encouraged to join the NAPC-Listserv to connect with 15 other preservation commissions around the U.S and the History Colorado mailing list 3 Short-term to stay informed of training opportunities in Colorado. Strategy #1.5: Encourage members of the HPAC & planning staff to attend training opportunities and conferences for historic preservation such as the National Alliance of Preservation Commissions (NAPC) FORUM, the Colorado Preservation Inc. Saving Places conference, and the National Trust for Historic Preservation PastForward conference. Town staff and at least one member of the HPAC shall attend the upcoming Saving Short-term 16 Places Conference in Colorado. 2 History Colorado, NAPC, Town staff and at least one member of the HPAC shall attend an annual conference other CLG communities in Recurring 17 or training opportunity for historic preservation. 3 Weld and Larimer County Town staff shall explore funding sources to host a History Colorado or CAMP training Short-term 18 session in Berthoud. 3 Strategy #1.6: Utilize digital platforms to promote Berthoud’s history and the work of the HPAC. Town staff shall work with IT staff to create a dedicated space on the town’s website for the preservation plan and update the space regularly to include historic resource 13 2 Short-term, Recurring surveys, National Register nominations and listings, historic contexts, and other materials relevant to the program. Town staff shall work with IT staff to create an interactive map on the website 14 where residents and property owners can search their address to determine if they 2 Short-term Berthoud Historical are located within a historic district or are designated as a landmark. Society, HIstoric Larimer County 15 Town staff shall work with their IT staff to remove redundant links and integrate the 2 Short-term ‘Step Back in Time with the HPAC’ landing page within the primary HPAC page. Town staff shall update the website regularly to include any new projects, initiatives, 16 events, or documentation that supports the work of the HPAC or promotes local 3 Recurring history. Strategy #1.7: Create and adopt a regular HPAC digital newsletter. Town staff and the HPAC shall establish a newsletter schedule during a regularly 17 scheduled meeting. Given the scope of the preservation plan, a quarterly or 2 Short-term semiannual schedule is likely appropriate. Property owners, 18 Town staff and the HPAC shall form a HPAC working group to determine the scope 2 Short-term Berthoud Historical of content for the newsletter. Society, Historic Larimer County, non-profit and Town staff shall work with the town’s IT staff to create a digital signup on the HPAC 19 2 Short-term other community landing page for the newsletter. organizations Town staff shall work with the HPAC working group to review and publish the 20 3 Recurring newsletter on a regular basis. Goal 2: Protect Berthoud’s existing historic resources and maintain the town’s character. Strategy #2.1: Adopt user-friendly design guidelines for local historic districts. Town staff and the HPAC shall apply for grant funding and secure additional funding, 21 if necessary, to create and implement historic design guidelines using design 1 Short-term History Colorado, NAPC, professionals with experience in historic preservation Consultants, Property Upon adoption of the design guidelines, town staff and the HPAC shall seek design owners, Berthoud review training, either through the contracted design pro-fessional, History Historical 22 2 Short-term Society, Historic Larimer Colorado, or another preservation organization such as the National Alliance of Preservation Commissions (NAPC). County, non-profit and other community Page 5 of 11  other community organizations 23 The adopted historic design guidelines should be maintained on the town’s website 2 Short-term, Recurring and utilized by town staff and the HPAC when conducting design review. Strategy #2.2: Adopt salvage or deconstruction guidelines for demolished historic structures. Within the adopted historic design guidelines, ensure that an overview of Berthoud Historical Berthoud’s historic architecture is included and that significant features of each style Short-term Society, Historic Larimer 24 are included. 1 County, Larimer County, Town staff shall consult with other communities which have implemented salvage or Property Owners, deconstruction initiatives, as well as environmental groups, to determine a scope for Short-term environmental groups, 25 a similar program in Berthoud. 2 non-profit and other Town staff shall work with the Building Official to revise local codes or regulations to Short-term community organizations, 26 allow for material reuse and salvage. 2 other communities which Create and implement salvage guidelines that indicate which materials and have adopted salvage or elements of a building are worth reusing or repurposing in the case of building 27 2 Short-term deconstruction guidelines demolition. The salvage guidelines may be included within the historic design and ordinances guidelines or as a standalone document. Strategy #2.3: Update the existing HPAC Owner’s Manual and distribute to property owners upon completion. Update the HPAC manual to include the most up-to-date information on resources as they become available, including links to adopted historic design guidelines, 28 3 Short-term, Recurring Property owners, available incentives, contractors with historic preservation experience, and other Berthoud Historical programs that may be of interest to property Society, Historic Larimer Consider applying for CLG grant funding to create an updated manual and help with County, non-profit and 29 3 Short-term the costs of printing and distribution. other community organizations Upon completion, the Manual may be distributed to Berthoud historic property 30 3 Short-term owners and those considering landmark designation for their properties. Strategy #2.4: Explore incentives for property owners in the historic district and for landmarked properties. Town staff and the HPAC shall research potential incentives and funding 37 2 Short-term mechanisms to support local incentives. History Colorado, Town Once incentives have been identified, town staff shall pursue their implementation, Departments, 38 including seeking any necessary appropriations through the town’s budgeting 2 Short-term County agencies, Berthoud process. Historical Society, Historic Larimer Town staff shall create a historic property owner toolkit that includes information on County, non-profit and 39 3 Short-term available state and federal incentives, as well as local incentives as they become other community available, and make it easily accessible through the town’s website. organizations, property Town staff shall incorporate information on available incentives into public outreach owners 40 materials such as the HPAC Owner’s Manual and other publications and distribute 3 Short-term them to historic property owners. Strategy #2.5: Investigate methods to celebrate features of the environment other than the historic built environment (trees, landscapes, sidewalks, cemeteries, neighborhood setting) and those historic places which no Undertake historic resource surveys and historic contexts which may identify resources outside of the built environment that may be worth preserving and 41 protecting or resources which are no 2 Short-term History Colorado, Town longer extant. Ensure that community engagement informs the process and reflects Departments, residents’ input. County agencies, Berthoud Historical Using information gathered from historic resource surveys and historic contexts, Society, Historic Larimer 42 2 Short-term, Mid-term develop and implement measures which protect these identified resources or County, non-profit and commemorate those places which are significant and no longer exist. other community organizations, property Ensure that significant resources are incorporated within historic design guidelines, owners 43 which provide additional guidance on how these resources may be protected and 2 Short-term, Mid-term preserved while ensuring compatible, new development. Page 6 of 11 Strategy #2.6: Consider adopting a demolition ordinance to review non-landmarked or non-historic district properties which meet certain criteria (over 50 years old, identified within a previous survey, etc). History Colorado, Town Town staff and the HPAC shall review existing demolition ordinances for non- Departments, landmarkedstructures and evaluate the feasibility of adopting a similar ordinance in Short-term County agencies, Berthoud 44 Berthoud. 1 Historical Should a similar demolition ordinance be feasible, town staff and the HPAC shall Society, Historic Larimer seek community and stakeholder input and draft the demolition ordinance for Short-term, Mid-term County, non-profit and 45 adoption 1 other community Ensure that the website and other publications are up to date with the latest organizations, property 46 2 Short-term information reflecting any ordinance changes. owners, other Goal 3: Identify and protect new historic resources in Berthoud. Strategy #3.1: Undertake a historic resource survey plan followed by reconnaissance and intensive level surveys. Town staff and the HPAC shall plan apply for grant funding to undertake a historic 47 1 Short-term resource survey plan. Following the completion of the historic resource survey plan, town staff shall 48 pursue new surveys that were identified in the plan, draft and submit request for 1 Short-term Consultants, Berthoud proposals, and secure an outside consultant to undertake the survey. Historical Society, Historic Larimer County, After initial reconnaissance surveys have been conducted, town staff and the HPAC non-profit and other 49 may plan for more intensive historic surveys to identify potentially eligible historic 1 Short-term, Recurring community organizations, landmarks and historic districts. property owners After initial reconnaissance surveys have been conducted, town staff and the 49 3 Recurring HPAC may plan for more intensive historic surveys to identify potentially eligible historic landmarks and historic districts. Strategy #3.2: Develop and document historic contexts to build a comprehensive history of Berthoud and supplement survey efforts. Town staff and the HPAC shall undertake targeted historic contexts that identify periods of significance, property types, and important themes which shaped Short-term Berthoud’s development and land use patterns and helped to define local Consultants, Berthoud 50 geographies, landscapes, and culture. 1 Historical Society, Town staff shall apply for grant funding and publish a request for proposals to Historic Larimer County, complete the historic context which will help to guide future planning and survey Short-term non-profit and other 51 efforts. 1 community organizations, Ensure that historic contexts are posted on the town’s website and provided to property owners 52 community partners such as the Berthoud Historical Society, Historic Larimer 2 Short-term, Recurring County, and local libraries. Strategy #3.3: Develop thematic historic contexts and conduct thematic resource surveys of Berthoud. After the historic resource survey plan has been completed, town staff shall review 53 the results of the plan and work with the HPAC to identify topics for a thematic 2 Short-term historic context and resource survey Consultants, Berthoud Town staff shall secure funding to conduct thematic historic contexts and thematic Historical Society, resource surveys to document specific property types, neighborhoods, or themes 2 Short-term, Recurring Historic Larimer County, (e.g., agricultural resources, mid-century neighborhoods, commercial corridors, or non-profit and other landscapes). community organizations, Town staff shall ensure that thematic historic contexts and resource surveys are property owners 54 readily available on the town’s website and provided to community partners such as 3 Short-term the Berthoud Historical Society, Historic Larimer County, and local libraries. Strategy #3.4: Designate new local landmarks and local historic districts. After surveys have been conducted identifying eligible historic properties in 55 Berthoud, town staff and the HPAC shall work with property owners to pursue local 2 Mid-term, Recurring landmark designation or the creation of new historic districts. Berthoud Historical Society, Page 7 of 11  Town staff and the HPAC shall involve the public and community stakeholders when Society, recommending new landmark listings and the creation of historic districts and Historic Larimer County, 56 2 Mid-term, Recurring non-profit and other ensure that the public is provided sufficient information on the importance of local listings. community organizations, Once new landmarks or historic districts have been listed, town staff shall ensure property owners 57 that the town website and associated applications are updated to reflect the 2 Recurring designations. Strategy #3.5: Designate new properties and districts to the Colorado State Register of Historic Properties and the Town staff and the HPAC shall pursue listings in the Colorado Register and 58 National Register for properties which have been identified as eligible through 2 Short-term, Recurring historic resource surveys. History Colorado, Town staff and the HPAC shall work with community groups, stakeholders, and consultants, Berthoud 59 individual property owners to promote the listing of properties in the Colorado and 3 Recurring Historical Society, Historic National Register. Larimer County, non-profit Town staff and the HPAC shall identify individuals, groups, or outside consultants to and other community 60 prepare Colorado and National Register nominations and secure funding to support 2 Short-term, Recurring organizations, property the undertaking if necessary. owners Any new listings in the Colorado Register and the National Register should be 61 included on the HPAC’s landing page and shared with community partners such as 3 Recurring the Berthoud Historical Society and Historic Larimer County. Strategy #3.6: Revise Chapter 30 Section 10-105.2 of the Berthoud Municipal Code to include non-contributing buildings within historic districts. 62 Adopt historic design guidelines (see Strategy 2.1) that address alterations to non- 1 Short-term contributing buildings in historic districts. History Colorado, Town staff and the HPAC shall pursue the ordinance amendment process to consultants, Berthoud 63 revise Chapter 30 Section 10-105.2 of the Berthoud Municipal Code to include non- 1 Mid-term Historical Society, Historic contributingbuildings. Larimer County, non-profit Town staff and the HPAC shall involve property owners within the historic district in and other community the ordinance amendment process and ensure that they are provided sufficient organizations 64 1 Short-term information on the risks associated with incompatible alterations to non- contributingbuildings in the historic district. Strategy #3.7: Develop parameters for neighborhood conservation districts that seek to preserve the character and setting of historic geographies within Berthoud. As part of the historic resource survey identified in Strategy 3.1, town staff shall 65 include provisions within the proposal to identify neighborhoods or other areas 2 Short-term Town departments, where neighborhood conservation districts might be feasible. consultants, property Once potential neighborhood conservation districts have been identified, town staff owners, Berthoud 66 and the HPAC shall form a working group to determine the feasibility of adopting 2 Short-term Historical Society, Historic neighborhood conservation district overlays. Larimer County, non- If neighborhood conservation districts are determined feasible, town staff and the profit and other 67 HPAC shall work to implement new neighborhood conservation districts through 2 Mid-term community organizations legislation. Goal 4: Promote a greater understanding of local history through civic pride, community engagement, and partnerships. Strategy #4.1: Strengthen partnerships with potential stakeholder groups. Berthoud Historical Town staff and the HPAC shall form a working group tasked with identifying and Society, Historic Larimer 56 coordinatingcoordinate with local groups on historic preservation initiatives found 2 Short-term County, non-profit and within the plan where collaboration is possible. other community Town staff and the HPAC shall engage community partners and stakeholders when organizations, property 57 implementing strategies found within the plan and seek ways to include local 2 Recurring owners, local historians organizations in preservation initiatives. and others interested in Strategy #4.2: Seek opportunities for cultural programming through festivals and other community events with community partners. As part of the working group established under Strategy 4.1, the HPAC working 58 group shall identify opportunities to collaborate on local festivals and community 2 Short-term, Recurring Berthoud Historical events. Society, Historic Larimer County, non-profit and Page 8 of 11  The HPAC working group shall work with its community partners to establish a County, non-profit and 59 scope for new events and other festivals and identify sources of funding to host such 3 Recurring other community events. organizations, cultural and other civic organizations, The HPAC shall work with its community partners to foster a lasting partnership and property owners 60 3 Recurring ensure that new events are planned and managed annually. Strategy #4.3: Adopt a marker or plaque program Town staff and the HPAC shall identify and research historic plaque programs within 61 3 Short-term Colorado and establish a scope for a Berthoud program. Berthoud Historical Town staff and the HPAC shall engage local property owners and community Society, Historic Larimer 62 partners such as the Berthoud Historical Society to define a scope for a local marker 3 Short-term County, non-profit and program and collaborate on its implementation and management. other community organizations, property Town staff and the HPAC shall identify historic plaque makers and distributors and owners, marker 63 3 Short-term determine the costs of producing plaques. manufacturers and Town staff and the HPAC shall identify and secure a funding source for the plaque distributors, other 64 program, determine the cost to applicants, and implement the historic plaque 3 Short-term communities in Colorado program. which have adopted Town staff and the HPAC shall review and update the plaque program regularly and marker programs 65 3 Short-term maintain a record of properties which have received plaques. Strategy #4.4: Create an interpretive historic sign program and integrate the program with web-based technology. Town staff and the HPAC shall identify and research interpretive sign programs 66 3 Short-term within Colorado and establish a scope of effort for a Berthoud program. Berthoud Historical Society, Historic Larimer Town staff and the HPAC shall engage local community groups such as the Berthoud County, non-profit and 67 Historical Society and Historic Larimer County to collaborate on the adoption and 3 Short-term other community management of an interpretive historic sign program. organizations, property Town staff and the HPAC shall identify sign makers and distributors and determine 68 3 Short-term owners, marker the costs of producing interpretive sign panels. manufacturers and Town staff and the HPAC shall ensure that the interpretive sign panels work within distributors, other the Town’s branding parameters and include a link to web-based applications where 69 3 Short-term communities in Colorado applicable, such as the existing Berthoud historic walking tour found on the town’s which have adopted website. interpretive sign programs Town staff and the HPAC shall identify and secure a funding source and implement 70 3 Short-term the interpretive sign program. Strategy #4.5: Hold annual preservation awards that recognize significant projects or newly landmarked properties within Berthoud. Town staff and the HPAC shall establish a scope for annual preservation awards and 71 3 Short-term Berthoud Historical coordinate with the Berthoud Historical Society on conducting the awards. Society, Historic Larimer County, non-profit and Town staff and the HPAC shall investigate ways of integrating other strategies found 72 3 Short-term other community herein, such as the proposed plaque program, into the annual preservation awards. organizations, property Town staff and the HPAC shall publicize the annual preservation awards and owners 73 3 Recurring maintain a record of the awards on the HPAC’s landing page. Strategy #4.6: Partner with local organizations to co-host an annual historic building tour or similar program. Town staff and the HPAC shall collaborate with local organizations such as the 74 Berthoud Historical Society to determine the feasibility of holding a historic building 3 Short-term Berthoud Historical tour or similar program in 2026 and shall establish a scope for such a tour. Society, Historic Larimer County, non-profit and Town staff and the HPAC shall work with participating organizations to identify 75 3 Short-term other community historic properties to be included in the tour. organizations, property Page 9 of 11  organizations, property At the conclusion of the tour, town staff and the HPAC shall collaborate with owners 76 participating organizations to determine the feasibility of conducting the tour on an 3 Short-term, Recurring annual basis. Page 10 of 11  Town of Berthoud Preservation Plan Updated: 7/6/2026 Strategy/Action Implementing Action Status Timeframe Assigned to: Notes Partners # 2026 Not yet Note that 2025 CLG report submitted to State in Strategy 1.1 Create and submit annual CLG Report for 2026 started Winter 2026 Bella early 2026 Ideas from 6/26 HPAC meeting included: "Why Identify and establish points of contact/partners at the school district, work to Strategy 4.1, 4.2 In progress 2026 Joan & Lee save history?" concept, working with Moon Thompson School District, Downtown businesses conceptualize programs and opportunities for HPAC to collaborate with schools Theatre Troupe, Coloring book/Passport stamps, story about prominent Berthoud figures Additional outreach/event ideas from 6/26 HPAC Representative from HPAC to speak during the Berthoud Historical Society Speaker Not yet Carri (Bella to Strategy 4.1 Fall 2026 meeting included: bingo or trivia night at local BHS Series started assist) establishment Grant opportunities from State Historic Fund Strategy 1.2, 3.1 Review grant opportunities for survey plan/reconaissance survey In progress 2026 Bella SHF/OAHP available later in 2026 Update website to clearly map the historic district and virtual walking tour, clearly Continually working on website updates; some Strategy 1.6 In progress Summer 2026 Bella Town IT mark the preservation plan landing page pages still need restructuring Strategy 1.5 Attend the 2026 Saving Places Conference Completed Spring 2026 Carri & Leslie Strategy 1.4 Create and implement new orientation for members Completed 2026 (Ongoing) Bella Work on concepts to communicate to owners of Not yet Strategy 2.1 Partnerships and concepts for workshop for property owners 2026-2027 Ryan & Bella historic properties. What may be helpful? How do started we better engage & educate? Strategy 4.6 Walking tour of historic downtown Berthoud Completed Summer 2026 Bella & HPAC Not yet Strategy 4.6 Walking tour of Fickel Park and surrounding neighborhood Fall 2026 Bella & HPAC started 2027 Not yet Strategy 1.1 Present annual report for 2026 to Town Board Spring 2027 Chair started Page 11 of 11