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Austin commission approves consent agenda, forwards preservation-office budget request to City Council
Summary
The Austin Historic Landmark Commission unanimously approved its consent agenda and voted to advance a modest budget recommendation — including two staff positions and access to archaeological and engineering consultants — to City Council; it also confirmed nominations to the downtown commission and the preservation plan committee.
The Austin Historic Landmark Commission on March 4 approved its consent agenda and unanimously forwarded a budget recommendation to City Council aimed at supporting the Historic Preservation Office and implementation of the equity-based preservation plan.
Vice Chair Evans presented the commission's annual budget request for fiscal 2026–27, asking that the commission advance funding for two additional staff positions, access to archaeological and engineering experts, and a cultural-mapping program to support equity-based…
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