The South Hadley Historical Commission is charting a comprehensive historic preservation plan. Chair Robert Judge and Vice-Chair Melissa Taylor led discussions with Shannon Walsh of the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission on preservation priorities and goals. The commission identified two candidate
South Hadley Historical Commission approves FY 2025 survey grant for June 17 start. The fully executed contract is set to begin work on the survey and planning project, according to Chair Robert Judge and Vice-Chair Melissa Taylor. In other business, commissioners voted unanimously to make no
South Hadley Historical Commission unanimously approved minutes from its March meeting and welcomed two newly appointed commissioners to the board. Chair Robert Judge briefed the commission on the FY 2025 Survey and Planning Grant, confirming that the commission had voted unanimously in February to
Historical Commission unanimously endorses Pioneer Valley Planning consultant. Chair Robert Judge reported the town received one proposal to perform work under a survey and planning grant, and the Commission voted unanimously to back the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission (PVPC). Judge said he
Historical Commission unanimously endorses Pioneer Valley Planning Commission to conduct survey and planning grant work. Chair Robert Judge reported the town received a single proposal for the work and moved for its endorsement, with commissioners voting unanimously to approve. The Commission also
Historical Commission discusses building preservation and cemetery projects. During public comment, Ben Haley raised concerns about ongoing upgrades to historic structures and potential loss of original features, prompting the board to contact the Massachusetts Historical Commission for further
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