Cherokee Historic Preservation
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Annual reports
​&
Meetings and Minutes

The Cherokee Historic Preservation Commission meetings are open to the public.
​Meeting times are determined at the last held meeting.

Historic Preservation Commission Responsibilities:
To preserve and restore historic buildings within the City of Cherokee.

Members are appointed for three-year terms.
Member Name Term Expires
Jim Adamson (Chair)December 31, 2024
Jonathan Caldwell December 31, 2024
Tim Greenwood December 31, 2024
Mark Younie December 31, 2024
Mick Samsel December 31, 2026
Cindy Wilberding December 31, 2026
Kerisa Pingel December 31, 2025
Barb Busch-Mott December 31, 2025
John Snapp December 31, 2025
Meeting minutes are available by clicking here:
2024 Minutes 
2023 Minutes 
 ​2021 Minutes
​2020 Minutes
​2019 Minutes​
2018 Minutes
Annual Reports are available by clicking here:
2023 Annual Report
2020 Annual Report
2019 Annual Report
2018 Annual Report
2017 Annual Report
2016 Annual Report
2015 Annual Report

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  • Home
  • About US
    • Announcements
    • History of CPCH
    • History of Cherokee
    • Minutes and Meetings/Annual Reports
    • Contact Us
  • Projects
    • Facade Project
    • Cherokee Historic and Architectural Report
    • National Register Projects
  • Photos
    • Churches
    • Community Groups
    • Historic Homes
    • Mental Health Institute
    • Government
    • Rural Life
    • Schools
    • Railroad
    • Businesses
    • Street Scenes
    • People
  • Resources
    • Walking Tour >
      • Cherokee Historic District and National Register National Resgister >
        • 108 N 2nd
    • Helpful Links
    • Local Businesses
    • Cemeteries
  • Cherokee Trail System - Magnetic Park Trail Historic Signs
  • Library