Village Historical Conservation Commission - Regular Meeting
About this meeting
- Government Body
- Village Historical Conservation Commission
- Meeting Type
- Village Historical Conservation Commission
- Location
- Spring Lake, MI
- Meeting Date
- September 28, 2026
Video will appear here as soon as Spring Lake Village Historical Conservation Commission posts it — usually within a day of the meeting
Monday, September 28, 2026
15 items on the agenda.
Call to Order
Roll Call: David Dye Sherron Collins Patrick Roggenbau Farrer Coston Lisa Hilliard Emily Bode Jacqueline Medina
Approval of the Agenda
Approval of minutes from July 27, 2026, August 24, 2026, and September 16, 2026 (In packet)
Promotional Efforts
How is the Facebook page being managed and how is it being updated? How are we coordinating Facebook with Beth Piehl and how is she promoting HCC events?
Fall Event – Walking historic tour of the Northside neighborhood. A preliminary list of historical homes has been assembled (In packet)
Time of practice tour through the neighborhood: Monday, October 6, 4:30 pm Cutler Street Monument, intersection of Cutler and Liberty Street Actual tour is Saturday, November 7th at 10 am?
Trick or Treating – Spooktacular event – Will the Village supply the candy?
Need 2 volunteers to dress in Historical Garb. Any interest of HCC members? An updated QR code card is needed. Date of event – October 31st, 4 pm – 6 pm.
Spring Lake lecture series – Marlies Sherwood of the Library has been contacted.
David Dye is proposing to do a lecture on the fires of Spring Lake or its historic homes during Winter of 2027.
Finding a location for the Temperance Fountain somewhere in the Village.
What would be an appropriate location? What is the condition of the fountain and what is needed for reconditioning? What is needed to permanently install the fountain? A base, a plaque, other items needed?
Other projects?
212 West Savidge Street – Field Fabrics – Has been a supermarket, a bank, and a police station among other uses.
The Clock at the corner of Jackson and Savidge Streets. What is the age of the clock?
Will it be kept if new buildings are added to the corner and west?