Historic Preservation Commission — Minutes
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City of Neillsville
Historic Preservation Commission
Regular Meeting
Wednesday, February 18, 2026 at 6:00 pm.
City Hall – 106 W Division St, Neillsville WI
MINUTES
1. Meeting Called to Order by Chair Natalie Erpenbach at 6:01 pm.
2. On Roll Call: Ashley Bryan, Dan Clough, Natalie Erpenbach, Jeff Kluckhohn, Barb Miller and Dawn
Voss [arrived 6:08 pm]. Not present Nikki Keller. Quorum deemed present.
3. A Motion to approve the agenda was made by Kluckhohn and seconded by Miller. Voice vote, all
aye, motion carried.
4. A Motion to approve December 17, 2025, HPC Meeting minutes were made by Clough and
seconded by Kluckhohn. Voice vote, all aye, motion carried. [Note, there was no January 2026
meeting.]
5. Citizen appearances – None
6. Applications:
There were no Applications (COA, COD or Grant) to consider. No action taken.
7. Old Business:
a. Erpenbach noted that the 2 historic markers ordered in December 2025 have been
received and picked up by Kluckhohn. Markers to be installed when weather
permits. Property owners will be informed before installation begins.
b. Erpenbach gave a brief update of the status of the 1897 Clark County Jail Museum
property. She met with the full Clark County Board of Supervisors on December 30th
to discuss the status of the 1897 Clark County Jail Building. No action taken.
Erpenbach noted there is still interest in the Museum property. She is forwarding
correspondence she receives to property owners – Clark County via Chair, Tom
Wilcox.
c. Discussion the QR Codes and the HPC website / self-guided cemetery tours.
Erpenbach had talked to and seen a demo from STQRY.com. The website was
presented at the meeting and discussion held. This App solution is very promising
and cost is reasonable.
Bryan will assist Erpenbach with Website biography content.
8. New Business:
a. Erpenbach will contact State Historic Preservation office and check with Jason Tish
to make sure the Annual report to the National Park Service for the HPC is current.
b. Discussion held on application for City of Neillsville Room Tax Grant. Motion by
Clough and seconded by Bryan to apply for the Room Tax grant funding for
STQRY.com annual costs of $2000, HPC website costs of $350 and purchase of 2
bronze historic Markers for $1500. Total requested $3850. Voice vote, all aye,
motion carried.
c. Erpenbach will forward list of historic properties and those without historic markers to
Kluckhohn for visual verification.
d. Current balance of HPC funds noted as same as end of 2025. Amounts to be
verified with City Clerk Treasurer at next meeting.
e. Expense reimbursement of $245.35 to Erpenbach presented for website renewal
costs paid. Motion by Kluckhohn and seconded by Voss to approve payment. Voice
vote, all aye, motion carried.
f. No other New business was discussed
9. A motion was made by Kluckhohn and seconded by Clough to adjourn at 6:50 pm. Voice vote, all
aye, motion carried.
Next meeting of HPC is scheduled for March 17, 2026, at 6 pm.
_____________________________
Natalie K Erpenbach, Commission Chair
Source: City of Neillsville website. First collected Oct 13, 2026.