The Landmark Preservation Commission members are knowledgeable in the practice of preserving our community's historic resources including sites, buildings, structures, objects and districts. Their primary functions are the local landmark designation of historic buildings and the review and approval of plans for exterior changes to these structures. The Commission also is responsible for promoting awareness and understanding, and appreciation for the value of preserving historic resources; advising City Council and city staff with regard to the identification and evaluation of historic resources; advising the City Council and city staff on appropriate policies, incentives and regulations for encouraging and/or requiring preservation and rehabilitation of historic resources; and coordinating with the other various neighborhood organizations, local heritage groups, property owners, and City boards, commissions and city staff members whose actions may affect the preservation of historic resources in the community.

Meeting Schedule:
2nd and 4th Wednesdays each month, 5:30 p.m.
Conference Rooms A & B
281 North College
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Recommended Qualifications: In making appointments to the Commission, the City Council shall give due consideration to maintaining a balance of interests and skills in the composition of the Commission and to the individual qualifications of the candidates including but not limited to their training, experience, knowledge or interest in any one or more of the fields of architecture, architectural history, landscape architecture, structural engineering, general contracting, urban planning, history, archaeology or related disciplines, mortgage lending and commerce.

Time Commitment: 10 hours/month

Current Members: Interested in applying?