During the recent Alpine City Council meeting, Ellis Mumford-Russell, founding partner of Post Oak, updated the council on the progress towards establishing a historic district in downtown Alpine. The initiative aims to preserve the unique heritage and architectural history of the area.
Mumford-Russell informed the council that following a survey scheduled for January, a proposed boundary would be submitted to the Texas Historical Commission. He anticipates that by late spring or summer of 2025, Alpine will have an officially recognized historic district, which is expected to enhance community identity and pride.
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