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Planning commission recommends five Tulare properties and aircraft as local historic landmarks
Summary
The commission recommended that the City Council designate the Tulare Veterans Memorial Building, the Hoyt House, a T‑29A Convair, a B‑17 bomber and an F‑4 Phantom jet as City of Tulare historic cultural landmarks; staff cited historical associations and exempt status under CEQA.
At its Dec. 8 meeting the Tulare Planning Commission recommended that the City Council designate five distinct properties and objects as City of Tulare historic cultural landmarks.
Planning staff presented nominations and recommended approval for: the Tulare Veterans Memorial Building at 1771 East Tulare Avenue (Resolution 5536); the Hoyt House at 237 North L Street (Resolution 5537); a T‑29A Convair trainer airplane on North L Street (Resolution 5538); a B‑17 bomber associated with Mefford Field and local veterans (Resolution 5539); and an F‑4 Phantom jet also…
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