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For more information on upcoming meetings and agendas, please view the meeting calendar.
The Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) consists of a seven member volunteer commission of city residents that are appointed by City Council, each to a four year term. The Commission is comprised of both professional and lay members whom have an interest or training in fields closely related to historic preservation. The Commission makes recommendations to City Council on the historic designation of districts and individual properties, as well as reviews and approves certain applications associated with a designated property.
Visit the Historic Preservation Page for additional information.
HPC agendas are typically full for months in advance. If your project requires HPC review and approval, be sure to factor this into your project timeline.
The City planner working on your project will schedule your public hearing for the earliest available date and will notify you of your review date and estimated time. You will then be responsible for completing public notice requirements.
You can check upcoming meeting agendas online on the City Clerk’s Meeting and Agendas Page.