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Preservation board to meet monthly beginning October; staff warns Senate Bill 180 limits local code changes until 2027
Summary
The board voted Aug. 28 to reduce meetings to one per month on the second Thursday beginning in October; staff and the planning director also reported that Senate Bill 180 has been extended and prevents local governments from adopting more burdensome code changes until at least Oct. 1, 2027.
The Historic and Architectural Preservation Board voted Aug. 28 to hold one regular meeting per month on the second Thursday, beginning in October 2025, and to allow special meetings as needed. The motion passed by voice vote after a second; members said the change responds to frequent cancellations and staff workload.
Roger Clark, Planning and Zoning Director, briefed the board on a state law development and project updates. Clark said Senate Bill 180 —…
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