Almost everyday I hear another great idea for downtown Logan’s revival as a fun place to live, work and play. Rather than sharing these suggestions simply by word of mouth, we invite you to post your ideas, suggestions, compliments, comments or historical recollections here on the Blog. Thank you to Bob and Nick for creating this site.
To make a suggestion or comment, select the link below that indicates the number of “Comments.”
A few LTC members got our engines revved up on a recent road trip to Zanesville. Thanks to Dana Matz, their Downtown Manager & Carol Humphreys, the MCB Incubator Director, for generously sharing their time and expertise. The photo is a wonderful Pocket Park created by a downtown property owner to remove a blighted eyesore behind the first building she purchased and renovated.
You can read the report from Heritage Ohio’s Downtown Assessment Resource Team (DART) written after their visit to Logan in March. Then you can comment on the report in general here, or you can make more focused comments on the 200 observations and recommendations contained in the report by going to the special blog posts for these items.
To access the report and the special blog go to logantowncenter.com/dartrpt1.html.
Thank you for contributing your thoughts.
The first week of June, Logan Town Center’s historic preservation consultants submitted an application for listing a Logan Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places.
The application is described at <logantowncenter.com/design/NRHistDistrictMain.html>.
More detailed maps are available at <logantowncenter.com/design/NRHistDistrictMaps.html>.
Descriptions of what a National Register Historic District is and what the implications are for us as individuals and as a community can be found at <logantowncenter.com/design/NRHistDistrictFAQs.html>.
I hope you will look at this material and then come back to this blog and post your comments, questions or corrections.
Thank you.
Bob Wasson