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Historic Preservation Board approves multiple local designations, demolition permits and recommendations
Summary
At its March 6, 2025 meeting the St. Pete Beach Historic Preservation Board approved several local historic designations and certificates of appropriateness, granted demolition permissions for storm-damaged properties and voted to forward one overlay ordinance to the City Commission.
The St. Pete Beach Historic Preservation Board on March 6 approved a slate of local designations and certificates of appropriateness, authorized several demolitions of storm-damaged structures and recommended a code amendment for the Pass-a-Grille overlay to the City Commission.
The board moved quickly through routine business before voting on property-specific items. Staff presentations and applicant testimony preceded roll-call votes on each item.
Local historic designations approved included: - Case 24108: local historic designation for the duplex at 3215 and 3217 East DeBason Avenue — motion to approve carried on roll call (Vice Chair Hockensmith, Member Dashiell, Member Hurley, Member Young, Chair Lowery voted yes). Applicants Deborah Warner Revocable Trust and Diane and Kevin O'Brien were present and affirmed their agreement to the designation. - Case 25011: local historic designation for 103 Seventeenth Avenue (owner Cheryl Callahan, represented by contract planner Lynn Rossetti) — motion…
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