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Englewood Historic Preservation Commission approves bylaws changes, outlines CLG next steps and outreach plans
Summary
The Historic Preservation Commission approved amendments to its bylaws and discussed the city's pending Certified Local Government (CLG) status, outreach at Celebrate Inglewood on May 17, and communications materials including handouts, QR links and social posts.
The Historic Preservation Commission of Englewood approved small, attorney-reviewed amendments to its bylaws and discussed next steps for achieving Certified Local Government (CLG) status and for community outreach.
Commission Chair Crabtree called for a vote on the bylaws amendment during the April meeting; commissioners moved and seconded the motion and the commission voted in favor. The commission also approved minutes from its March 19 meeting by voice vote.
The CLG update given at the meeting said the item had already passed first reading before Englewood City Council on the first Monday in April on consent, with a 7-0 council vote, and was scheduled for a second reading on April 21. The commission was told that, once council…
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