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Council reverses historic-commission extension, clearing way for demolition at 734 Valley Street
Summary
After a contested appeal, San Marcos City Council voted 5-2 to overturn the Historic Preservation Commission's 90-day extension and allow a demolition permit to be issued for the property at 734 Valley Street, citing the condition of the structure and lack of preservation offers.
San Marcos City Council voted 5-2 to reverse the Historic Preservation Commission's November decision to extend a 90-day demolition delay for the structure at 734 Valley Street. The reversal permits the city to issue a demolition permit as soon as code requirements are met.
The property is in the Dunbar neighborhood and was identified in earlier city resource surveys; the November commission vote extended the delay until April 1 to allow time to research historical connections and for potential preservation or…
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