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Landmarks Commission reports 2024 activity; seeks grant to update design guidelines and add Spanish translation
Summary
The Landmarks Commission reported it reviewed more certificates of appropriateness in 2024 than the previous year, approved three demolitions with conditions, highlighted notable restorations and college projects, and said it is pursuing grant funding to update design guidelines and add a Spanish translation.
The Beloit Landmarks Commission presented its 2024 annual report to the City Council, outlining the commission’s workload, notable projects and priorities for the coming year.
Commission member Celestino Ruffini told council the commission met 10 of 12 months in 2024 and currently has seven members plus a site-visit subcommittee that met twice. The commission reviews exterior work on landmarked properties through certificates of appropriateness (COAs); the most common COA requests last year were roof repair and replacement followed by…
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