Grace Log Cabin Historic Landmark Designation

Asked the board to designate the 128-year-old Grace Log Cabin as a historic landmark, highlighting architectural historian letters detailing its unique vernacular design.

Shared family history as the granddaughter of Dr. Edwin J. Grace, emphasizing the cabin's educational and timeless value for the town.

Provided historical context from 1918 and praised town workers who previously assisted in restoring the cabin.

Read excerpts from a 1918 Long Islander article praising the landscape architecture of Roland van Valburgh at Laurel Lodge.

A 54-year Greenlawn resident and former tenant on the property spoke in favor of landmarking and community preservation efforts.

Expressed concern that the cabin has been neglected and could become an attractive nuisance if not properly maintained.

Speaking for the Centerport Harbor Civic Association, supported landmark designation to protect scenic and historic town resources.

Urged the board to stabilize and activate the cabin for educational use.

Suggested utilizing a resident groundskeeper or security cameras to protect the isolated cabin from vandalism.