Deputy Commissioner, Bureau of Conservation at Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation
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The commission held a meeting to conduct the election of a Chair Pro-Tem. Key business included the consideration and approval of a joint petition filed by the City of Memphis and the National Ornamental Metal Museum to relocate the 'Ikon' sculpture, facilitating necessary regrading for ADA accessibility at the site. The commission also discussed the future adoption of official bylaws.
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The Board meeting included the introduction of new staff members and a presentation regarding the progress report on National Historic Preservation Act activities. The Board reviewed and approved several National Register nominations, including the Emory Place Historic District, Howell Nurseries, Georgetown Road, and Benevolent Cemetery. Additionally, the Board reviewed and approved the removal of three properties from the National Register due to their demolition.
The State Review Board meeting focused on the review of National Register Nominations for several historic properties. Nominations were approved for Lonesome in Dickson County, Missouri Portland Cement Terminal in Shelby County, Memphis Overland Company in Shelby County, Laurel Springs Primitive Baptist Church in Cocke County, and Christ Episcopal Church in Hamilton County, with most requiring minor revisions to documentation before submission. The nominations for the Twinton Fire Lookout Tower in Overton County and the Chuck Swan Fire Lookout Tower in Union County were deferred due to a lack of sufficient local context. Additionally, the board discussed a progress report regarding remote staff accomplishments.
The board conducted several administrative and procedural actions, including the election of a chair and vice chair and the approval of a bylaws amendment concerning video conferencing. Staff introductions were made, and information regarding federal program reports and upcoming personnel retirements was shared. The board reviewed and approved four National Register nominations for various properties, including Lauderdale High School, the Dixie Theatre, the Daniel Hanley House, and Parker's Chapel Missionary Baptist Church and Cemetery. Additionally, the board approved the removal of six demolished properties from the National Register.
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