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Historic Preservation Commission adopts revised bylaws; removes some owner-consent language and aligns quorum rule
Summary
The commission voted to adopt revised bylaws that align quorum and voting rules with other city boards and remove a district owner-consent percentage; commissioners debated whether individual-owner written consent should remain a policy consideration.
The Historic Preservation Commission voted unanimously to adopt updated bylaws that revise voting and quorum language and remove a previously used 75% owner-consent requirement for district nominations.
Staff explained the proposed change makes voting consistent with other city advisory boards: a quorum requires five members present, and…
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