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Approval of minutes
A board member moved to approve the workshop minutes and the motion passed on a voice vote; no roll-call tally was recorded in the meeting minutes.

Election of officers
The board conducted its annual election of officers. Board members nominated and voted by voice to elect Sherry Donahue as chair. A separate voice vote approved Lisa to continue as vice chair. Meeting participants indicated no opposition during the voice votes.

Next meeting
The board set its next meeting for Wednesday, March 26 at 5 p.m.; staff said meetings are scheduled as needed when applications are filed but that March will allow time for centennial planning and outreach work.

Ending
With no further business, the chair adjourned the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Historic Preservation Board 1-22-25","oneSentenceSummary","The Historic Preservation Board approved minutes by voice vote, elected Sherry Donahue as chair and re-elected Lisa as vice chair, and set its next regular meeting for March 26 at 5 p.m.","taxTitle","City of Temple Terrace, Hillsborough County, Florida","taxId",70992,"location","Florida","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6376622,"Board reviews draft artifacts policy; members raise alarm over Sutton Hall's future",836,1684000,2520000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2140010-f44d966c8fefd70e11dc6661fc26f156&start=1684&end=2520","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2140010-f44d966c8fefd70e11dc6661fc26f156/thumbnail_1684000.jpg","/articles/6376622/Florida/Board-reviews-draft-artifacts-policy-members-raise-alarm-over-Sutton-Halls-future","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6376622-c4894d8db9de94deabfe37cc8d34001f/orig.mp4?Expires=1771424030&Signature=KaOPZBKRQhLXe-ndDu8nC~9wU7CgV4G0IzZMzSsBuGAUPMGoJbDZ2DnZETuIA3gNqrVqciGzKEIsqpUorEOhwgi14BE0Kh6nyk5UGoq7iLeztbOjuI0TiXKW7d7si0kcdUnf3ytWmNRwd~tFL6HnlvJXLqAMr5cDtwBNgJQxbPU0unyGEbv3ov5jQ7tUuUCnFdh0mtWUJoq17kVPH-AxAknMKloz9nRG-9TooDLdXLSFxjqpZNXHKvjAVFsnxHUs2dtqajZaTHVVwJN7VH6U5caY-iuC1zz8oFs5QVdqqIcN-sbWy~cEGIA5syxyxOIabya9Vxq-DJ5PK4JJNELAww__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Historic Preservation Board on Jan. 22 discussed a draft artifacts collection policy intended to catalog and care for items of local historic value, and several members raised alarms about Sutton Hall, a landmark building on Florida College property that may face demolition.

Draft policy details
A board member who led the policy review said the draft designates a city curator as custodian, requires a donation agreement for accepted items, and calls for a database to track provenance, location and donation terms. The draft includes procedures to deaccession items and contemplates short-term displays in public library cases while the city secures longer-term storage.

Mayor frames the need for a policy
Mayor (City of Temple Terrace) said the policy is intended to give donors confidence that items entrusted to the city will be cataloged and preserved under clear custody procedures: “If you give stuff to the Tampa History Museum, you're assured that it's gonna remain in the Tampa History Museum. But we don't have that, and there's no reason that we can't…we're one policy away from being able to assure the public.”

Sutton Hall and salvage options
Board members discussed limits to what the city can accept now (staff said space constraints mean the program will initially focus on small objects, photographs and paperwork) and how to handle architectural salvage. Staff noted the historic-preservation ordinance includes a three-month demolition-review hold that creates an opportunity to pursue salvage when a designated property is proposed for demolition. A contractor and local preservationist in the audience urged exploring salvage before demolition and suggested the board press Florida College to preserve or repurpose original elements.

Digital preservation and external partnerships
Florida College representatives have discussed digital-recording options with the city, and board members said lidar and detailed photography could at least preserve Sutton Hall’s form if physical salvage is not possible. One board member said they had submitted Sutton Hall to the Florida Trust for Historic Preservation’s “Florida’s 11 to Save” list for 2025 and encouraged community nominations.

Outreach and next steps
Staff asked board members to help identify potential artifact holders in the community and to pass names of persons or estates to staff for follow-up. The mayor and board members said they would pursue conversations with Florida College and other custodians, and staff will continue drafting the artifacts policy and exploring short-term storage and display options.","The Historic Preservation Board reviewed a draft city artifacts collection policy that would designate a city curator and require donation agreements and cataloging. Members and the mayor voiced concerns about the possible demolition of Sutton Hall at Florida College and discussed salvage, digital preservation and public outreach.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6376627,"National Park Service flags Temple Terrace ordinance language; certification delayed",414,940000,1354000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2140010-f44d966c8fefd70e11dc6661fc26f156&start=940&end=1354","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2140010-f44d966c8fefd70e11dc6661fc26f156/thumbnail_940000.jpg","/articles/6376627/Florida/National-Park-Service-flags-Temple-Terrace-ordinance-language-certification-delayed","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6376627-4bfd258a0e40b027886c12b2b486b411/orig.mp4?Expires=1771424030&Signature=DZlxU1ZJvwtG3X64OnOBIDZ7KIqLH1sxdCsrwaYicHiiXvutkVcnIl4i~JIckHIOJKS~zgL-6xnszfISgueHynCPkL-71hNR2VYivGgAImh3EqZpJurV9X0uxvn~-xo6iJQKSpsmfYuv0Uybo7g1NH0N4lEUPq~wF4oSm65c4IZ98hoHA31neaLLUkQsxr8F-LVU2ufyvboRUvW10Stm~4Y6o0J3drG5zyFoXocEk5tSOW9MmGoh8zc4ozax4wTki4ipyCQVeP-zcfw0oBPLbR8wcVNvwlzgG0OyvdH0RQT8mGsIsvzIva1vovkMvdYwCuASSgH01hZo3YeA5BPjOg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Historic Preservation Board on Jan. 22 heard that the National Park Service (NPS) has declined to concur with Temple Terrace’s CLG application because the city ordinance required 100% owner consent for historic-district designation.

Board members said the NPS informed the State Historic Preservation Office in writing that a 100% consent requirement “is incompatible with the purpose of the local preservation program” and “does not allow for adequate public participation in the preservation program as the National Historic Preservation Act requires,” a board member read aloud at the meeting.

Why it matters: CLG certification gives local programs technical and grant support tied to the National Park Service. Because the NPS will not concur under the current ordinance language, Temple Terrace remains uncertified; board members said the city can continue running a local preservation program and accept applications but cannot claim CLG status until the ordinance is revised and the NPS concurred.

Board discussion and next steps
Board members described the flagged ordinance provision as the clause that required written consent from “all property owners within a proposed historic district” before the board could act. The NPS said that a single owner could block a district under that language.

A board member cited examples of other Florida municipalities that use alternatives: Dunedin’s ordinance (adopted 2019) allows a supermajority vote to approve a designation over an owner objection; another CLG’s code lets the commission and council recommend boundary changes so an individual owner cannot “opt out” of an otherwise viable district. The board discussed using a similar supermajority or boundary-modification approach to address the NPS concern.

Practical effects discussed
Staff said the program remains voluntary and that the ordinance does not prevent demolition but does impose a three-month review hold on demolition of properties in the program. Marissa (staff) told the board there are about 40 properties from the 1920s that remain in the city’s historic-resource inventory and that the city has lost roughly 40% of its historic resources over time. She said, however, the board has received no formal applications to enter the program yet.

Timing and outreach
Board members and staff said they will draft ordinance language modeled on other CLGs, submit changes to the State Historic Preservation Office and then to the National Park Service for concurrence. No timeline was given; one board member said the group is “waiting on the National Park Service.” The board also agreed to continue public outreach to clarify benefits and limits of the program to property owners.

Ending
Board members said they will return to ordinance edits and outreach at future meetings and will notify the council if and when a revised ordinance requires council action.","The Historic Preservation Board learned a National Park Service review found Temple Terrace's ordinance language requiring 100% property-owner consent for historic districts incompatible with the National Historic Preservation Act, delaying the city's Certified Local Government (CLG) certification and prompting staff to draft ordinance changes.","actionData","errors"]

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