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Boulder Landmarks Board reviews process changes and LDRC workload; appoints chair and vice chair
Summary
Board members and staff reviewed recent code and administrative changes that shifted many Landmark Alteration Certificate reviews to staff, reducing volunteer time and meeting frequency; the board also nominated Renee Golobek as chair and Michael Rave as vice chair.
The Boulder Landmarks Board used its May 7 meeting to review process changes intended to streamline historic‑preservation reviews and to nominate new leadership for the coming year.
Marcy (staff member) and Claire Brandt, historic preservation planner, summarized code and administrative updates that took effect earlier in the year. Staff said a council‑approved code amendment and accompanying administrative rule expanded the scope of work that staff may review without sending applications to the Landmarks Design Review Committee (LDRC). The changes also extended the initial review period for LACs and nondesignated demolition reviews from 14 to 21 days and extended approvals from six months to one year, staff said.
Staff presented…
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