The Mission of Preservation Chelsea

It is our mission to preserve Chelsea as a village rich with history and charm, reflected by historic buildings, surrounding farmlands, and as found in our beautiful and vibrant village center. We aim to work through education, offering to ourselves and the community the history of Chelsea as well as the issues shaping our future. We intend actively to preserve historic landmarks and to have a voice in all issues that affect any possible de-centralization of our village. It is our intention to pursue this mission with full involvement and input from merchants and citizens of Chelsea and to act in ways that make sense for the preservation of Chelsea's charm and historic integrity while supporting a vibrant and successful downtown.

Federal Screw Works

Federal Screw Works
This property has been under threat of total demolition since 2008--there are historically signficant and architecturally interesting sections that should be preserved!

Jackson Street Panorama

Jackson Street Panorama
The DDA voted at the meeting on 9.20.12 to demolish the Daniels Addition Car Showroom despite the letter from the State Historic Preservation Office. (please read below)

Friday, January 21, 2011

Chelsea District Library eletter with DDA Information

DDA Meetings Hosted in Library's

McKune Room
Third Tuesdays | 7:30am | McKune Room | Public Welcome


City of ChelseaBeginning in January 2011, the Chelsea Downtown Development Authority will be facilitating its meetings in the Chelsea District Library's McKune Room. The DDA Board meets on the third Thursday of each month at 7:30 am. The DDA will also have its regular monthly meetings taped for showing on the local cable channel.



The meetings are open to the public, and the DDA Board encourages residents, business owners, property owners, and other interested parties to come and learn more about DDA projects and activities. There is always an opportunity for citizen comment which is welcomed and appreciated.



Members of the public wishing to attend the meetings must enter the Library through the two connector doors between the McKune Room and the new library. The library does not open for regular business hours until 10:00am therefore the public will not be able to enter the building through the front entrance.



For more information, please visit the Chelsea Downtown Development Authority's website through the city of Chelsea's website at www.city-chelsea.org/
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