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SHAPING OUR FUTURE IN THE 21ST CENTURY
The East Central Wisconsin Regional Comprehensive Plan 2030
Cultural Resources Technical Advisory
Committee
This TAC was formed in August of 2003. Milestone Reports
1 and 2 have been completed and are available
digitally. The majority of the
Committee's work has now been completed on the Milestone 3 Report and
the fourth and final report, is expected to be completed by the end of
2007. Interested individuals and organizations may contact the committee
facilitator at the live email link below to request a copy of any
report, or of the Summary of Proceedings for the previous volunteer
citizen committee meetings. Notice of any future meetings will be posted
on the ECWRPC website, or again you may contact the committee
facilitator to ask about future meetings that may be a part of the
Milestone 4 process, or to share your perspectives and comments with the
committee.
For additional information, please contact the
committee facilitator, Ed Kleckner.
Member List
Rick Bernstein, Wisconsin State Historical
Society, Madison
Jeffrey Behm, Associate Professor of Anthropology, UW-Oshkosh, Winnebago
County
Jim Laird,
Historic Preservation Advocate, Fond du Lac County
Craig Tebon,
Main Street Director, Ripon, WI., Fond du Lac County
Larry Behlen,
Mayor, City of Green Lake, Green Lake County
Gary Wick,
Chairman of the Princeton Historical Society, Green Lake County
Kim Gaffney,
Deputy Sheriff, Marquette County
David Grignon,
Tribal Preservation Officer, The Menominee Indian Tribe, Menominee Co.
Dr. Carol
Cornelius, Oneida Nation, Outagamie County
Leah Miller &
Sherry White, Stockbridge-Munsee Tribe, Shawano County
Ann Sager,
Historic Preservation Commission, Outagamie County
Professor Tom
Plager, UW-Fox Valley Campus, Outagamie County
Virginia Kauffman, Tigerton Main Street Program, Shawano County
Dr. Scott
Christie, Chair, Waupaca Historic Preservation Committee, Waupaca
County
Mark Schumacher,
County Zoning Administrator, Waushara County
Terry Laib,
President, Winnebago County Historical and Archeological Society,
Winnebago County
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