Summary
The city will seek state grant money to update its survey of historic properties — a record that protects buildings from being dismissed as 'arbitrary' designations and can save owners money on National Register listings. A prior $35,000 application was rejected for trying to cover the whole city at once.
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Last discussed Aug 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
Roughly $35,000 in consultant costs, mostly covered by the reimbursable grant; the city fronts the money first.
Property owners pursuing National Register listings, and anyone who wants objective documentation of what is historic in La Crosse.
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Heritage Preservation Commission - Aug 27, 2026
The city will seek state grant money to update its survey of historic properties — a record that protects buildings from being dismissed as 'arbitrary' designations and can save owners money on National Register listings. A prior $35,000 application was rejected for trying to cover the whole city at once.
City Hall, three other buildings listed on State Historical Register
City Hall, three other buildings listed on State Historical Register WIZM 92.3FM 106.7FM 1410AM
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