Plans move forward for Historic District, mini-golf course
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WHEATLAND – The Wheatland Town Council met on Monday, and approved the first reading on a resolution 808, which would establish a Wheatland Historic Preservation Commission as part of an effort to establish the downtown area as a national historic district.
Linda Fabian, who is part of a group behind the efforts to establish a historic district, said that the eventual establishment of a historic district in the area would ultimately help the local economy and tourism industry.
“The Downtown area is the heart and soul of our community and there is a lot of heritage and tourism available to our community and the people visiting it,” she said.
Several other residents in the community spoke in favor of the ordinance.
“I think one of the things we need to really try to do do is direct people downtown,” said Rick Robbins.