Page 55 - Brookings, SD Historic Preservation Plan

» Brookings County Museum
» Local events, such as Farmer’s Markets and Hayrides
» Brookings School District – with teachers, students, and
curriculum
» Technical colleges in the area, such as Lake Area Technical
Institute
» Contractors, developers, and architects
» Homeowners associations
» Real estate agents
» Local farmers
» Bicycle organizations
» Rental property owners and landlords 409 Main Avenue, currently Brookings
» Local hotels to display historic photos of Brookings and Furniture Co, a contributing building
provide walking tour brochures in the Commercial Historic District.
» Children’s Museum (W&Co, 2020)
» Local hospitals and healthcare agencies for “healthy walks”
» Pedal Pub (to design a route through a historic district)
» Register of Deeds – when a historic property is purchased,
the property owner would also receive an informational
packet about the historic district, the HPC, the 11.1 review
process, and other information they may need to know
regarding historic resources in Brookings
• Partner with organizations throughout Brookings that are host-
ing events to which a preservation aspect can be added. This will
help reach new audiences while being cognizant of the time and
availability of BHPC members’ time.
• Partner with tradespeople that can work on historic buildings,
such as tuckpointers, to schedule a week or two in Brookings to
work on a number of buildings. Property owners could sign up
for a time slot ahead of time so the tradesperson knows exactly
how long he/she will be working in town.

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