Phoenix HP Commission recommends project for Parks, Preserve Initiative
Posted by JWM on August 26, 2008 · Leave a Comment
[Source: Barbara Stocklin, City of Phoenix] — The City of Phoenix Historic Preservation Commission formally recommended that the City Council allocate Parks & Preserve Initiative (PPI) funds to rehabilitate historic properties on city parks where there has been substantial prior public investment and additional funds are still needed to activate a historic building and site for a public use, most notably:
- $12 million for remaining capital, staffing, and operational needs at Tovrea Castle (including funds needed immediately to help open the park and to provide public restrooms).
- $5 million for Steele Indian School.
- $800,000 for the Winship House at 216 W. Portland Parkway.
For a complete list of historic resources managed by the city’s Parks & Recreation Department and in need of significant, click here.
Filed under Finances, Historic Preservation, Parks & Open Space, Sustainability, Visioning and Planning · Tagged with Barbara Stocklin, Historic Preservation Commission, Parks and Preserve Initiative, Phoenix City Council, Phoenix Parks and Recreation, Steele Indian School Park, Tovrea Castle, Winship House
