Historic Resources Advisory Committee
The Historic Resources Advisory Committee (HRAC) is a body of seven members of the community, appointed by the CBJ Assembly, which monitors the historic and cultural resources within the City and Borough of Juneau. The Committee was established in 1988 to meet the requirements of the Certified Local Government program established by the National Historic Preservation Act.
The HRAC is comprised of the following designated positions: an architect, a licensed contractor, an historian, an archaeologist, a person knowledgeable in the customs and language of the Tlingit and Haida people, an owner of locally recognized historic property, and a member of the general public.
The duties of the HRAC are; to review and make recommendations about local projects that might affect properties identified in the local historic preservation plan; to review and develop nominations to the National Register of Historic Places; and to cooperate and consult with the Assembly, the Planning Commission, and the Alaska State Historic Preservation Officer on matters concerning historical districts and historic, prehistoric, and archaeological preservation.
The current members of the Historic Resources Advisory Committee are:
Gerald Gotschall, Chair, Architect
S. Puanani Maunu, Vice Chair, Knowledge of Tlingit & Haida Culture
Monika Bethers, Public Member
Christine Crooks, Secretary, Public Member
Marie Darlin, Public Member
Gary Gillette, Architect
Myra Gilliam, Public Member
Graham Rountree, Owner of Historic Building
Steven Winker, Public Member
Staff Liaison: Jane Lindsey, City Museum Director
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