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Landmarks Commission staff announces Jason Flatt as full‑time city staff; loan fund, code edits and staff‑level COA changes flagged
Summary
At its March 19 meeting, the Landmarks Commission was told Jason Flatt is now a full‑time City of Green Bay employee; staff reported two loans issued so far this year, said an exact loan‑fund balance is not yet available, and previewed proposed code edits and expanded staff‑level approvals for April review.
At the March 19, 2025 meeting of the Green Bay Landmarks Commission, staff announced that Jason Flatt is now a full‑time City of Green Bay staffer and that his new role will change the commission’s administrative dynamics.
Commission staff reported they had completed two historic‑preservation loans so far in 2025 and that an exact remaining balance in the loan fund was "not specified" at the meeting; staff offered to provide a final number at the commission’s next meeting. Staff said the commission wants to preserve some available loan funds to be able to complete at least two loans per year. Staff also said they are drafting technical code edits and considering expanding the set of work eligible for staff‑level Certificates of Appropriateness—items such as certain commercial sign installations or features not visible from the public right of way. Staff plans to present those proposed changes as an informational item at the April meeting.
No formal votes were recorded on these administrative items at the March meeting; the commission set its next regular meeting for April 16, 2025.
