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house had talked wi{,h him about a possible museum in the town hall that would memorialize < George Washington’s surveying days. He said that Mt. Vernon and the Smithsonian Insititution may supply display material at no charge as a rotating exhibit. The most appropriate exhibit area is the foyer.
Council members supported the idea, but felt that details needed to be worked out, including questions of security aqnd liability for the exhibits. The voted unanimously to authorize the mayor to pursue the concept.
There was additional discussion on other possible public uses of the town hall. Council members felt that the building should be available to the public, but guidelines are necessary.
Frank Scott and Steve Critzer were both nominated to fill the position on the Planning Commission made vacant by the resignation of Arthur Neufeld. However, because so many members were absent, the council voted to defer voting on the nominations.
Members noted that Louise Van Dort had spent many hours as a volunteer getting council files in order, and that she had used her own funds to buy supplies and materials. Exact amounts were not available, but—
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