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Votes at a glance: Hinsdale Historic Preservation Commission, Oct. 1, 2025
Summary
Summary of motions and votes recorded during the Hinsdale Historic Preservation Commission meeting on Oct. 1, 2025, including minutes approval, two sign-permit approvals and two landmark/historic-list decisions.
The Hinsdale Historic Preservation Commission took several formal actions Oct. 1, 2025. The following is a concise summary of motions and vote outcomes recorded on the meeting record.
1) Minutes (08/06/2025) — Motion approved as amended Motion: Approve minutes of the Aug. 6, 2025 meeting as amended. Outcome: Motion carried. The record shows one commissioner recorded an abstention during the roll call; the remainder voted in favor. (Transcript records an abstention by Commissioner Harlow; other roll-call votes recorded as in favor.)
2) Sign permit: Hinsdale Prime Steak (Case A-40-2025) Motion: Approve sign-permit review for 38 S. Garfield Ave. / 42 E. Hinsdale Ave. (installation of one awning sign). Outcome: Motion carried by roll call. Commissioners present voted in favor (aye recorded for Commissioners Barclay, Weinberger, Harlow, Elder, Olsen and Chairman Bonin).
3) Sign permit: Giovanni's / Eve Delorme (Cases A-46-2025 and A-47-2025) Motion: Approve sign-permit review for 50 S. Washington St. (installation of two awning signs). Outcome: Motion carried by roll call. Commissioners present voted in favor (ayes recorded for Commissioners Barclay, Weinberger, Harlow, Elder, Olsen and Chairman Bonin).
4) Local landmark recommendation: R. Harold Zook Home and Studio (Case HPC-17-2025) Motion: Approve application and recommend local landmark designation for the R. Harold Zook Home and Studio located at Catherine Leggett Memorial Park. Outcome: Motion carried by roll call. Commissioners present voted in favor; staff will forward findings to the Village Board for final action.
5) Inclusion on historically significant structures list: (Case HPC-18-2025) Motion: Consideration and inclusion of 208 East Sixth Street on the historically significant structures list (Round 11). Outcome: Motion carried by roll call. Commissioners present voted in favor; staff to notify owners and assist with preservation-incentive application process.
These items, as recorded in meeting minutes and staff reports, reflect the formal decisions documented on the Oct. 1 agenda. Where the transcript lists roll-call names and votes, those are summarized above. Actions that require further administrative steps (for example, forwarding a landmark recommendation to the Village Board or processing a preservation-incentive application) were noted during the meeting and assigned to staff.
