Landmarks Commission

ABOUT LANDMARKS COMMISSION

The Menasha Landmarks Commission was established in October of 1995. During the creation of this commission, the Common Council declared as a matter of public policy that the "protection, enhancement, perpetuation, and use of improvements of special character, special historic interest or value is a public benefit in that such protection, enhancement, perpetuation, and continued use is believed to"...

• serve as support and stimulus of business and industry and strengthen the city's economy;
• safeguard Menasha's historic and cultural heritage;
• stabilize and improve property values;
• foster civic pride in accomplishments of the past;
• promote the use of historic structures and sites for the education and enjoyment of Menasha residents; and
• integrate the modern environment with historic buildings and sites.

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VIRTUAL TOUR: LANDMARKS OF MENASHA

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 MENASHA: AROUND THE CORNER W/ JOHN MCGIVERN

source: Wisconsin Public Television

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ALTERATION/SIGN APPLICATION: For Renovation, Remodel, or Signage Alterations in the Historic District

C-2 DISTRICT SIGN GUIDELINES: For Signage in the C-2 Central Business District Zoning District

HISTORIC DISTRICTS MAP: Locations of City of Menasha Historic Districts

FACADE IMPROVEMENT GRANT/LOAN APPLICATION: An application for the historic facade improvement grant.

LANDMARKS MEETING SCHEDULE

LANDMARKS COMMISION MEMBERS:

The Landmarks Commission members are appointed by the Mayor and subject to the confirmation by the Common Council. These members are made up of the following: the Community Development Director as an ex officio, non voting member; six members at large; and one appointed Alderman. The six Commission members are appointed to a three year term

• Ald. Terri Perkins
• Anastasia Horan
• George Davis
• Sarah Bauer
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• Vacant