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Representatives of the State Historic
Preservation Office and Charrette teal will present the
completed Tombstone civic Town Plan to the City and the general
public at Schieffelin Hall at 6 p.m. on Thursday, April 27th.
A presentation of the completed plan will
precede distribution of free Tombstone Civic Plan posters
depicting the six major issues of the plan along with copies of
the printed Civic Town Plan Report on the September 2005
Planning Charrette.
The Charrette was conducted by the City of
Tombstone assisted by the Arizona State Historic Presentation
Office, the National Park Service and the Arizona State
University Community Design Studio.
Participating in the Charrette with
Tombstone residents, business owners and civic leaders were
representatives from the Arizona State Office of Tourism, the
National Trust for Historic Preservation and Arizona State
Parks.
Professional urban planners and architects
participating as Charette Team members included Roger Schluntz,
FAIA, Dean of the College of Architecture at the University of
New Mexico; Ken Anderson, AIA of RNL Design; Stephen Thompson,
AIA of Jensvold/Thompson Architects; and Sunni Jackson of Urban
Earth Design.
The Tombstone Civic Town Charrette was
funded in part by a grant from the Heritage Partnerships
Program, National Park Service, and by a grant from the Arizona
Heritage Fund established by the Arizona State Parks Board on
behalf of the State Historic Preservation Office.