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Board reviews new online reappointment process after bylaws change; paper option available

Dade City Historic Preservation Advisory Board · February 9, 2026
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Summary

Staff walked the Dade City Historic Preservation Advisory Board through a new online board-application process tied to Resolution 2025-18, which reduced membership and meeting frequency; staff said applicants may submit paper forms or email supporting documents if they cannot upload materials online. Deadline to reapply is March 31.

Staff presented the board’s new online application process for reappointment following an approved bylaw change and answered member questions about accessibility and deadlines.

The staff presentation explained that Resolution 2025-18, approved by the city commission in September, reduces board membership to seven effective May 2026, establishes five direct appointments and two at-large positions, and reduces meeting frequency to four quarterly meetings. Staff demonstrated how to access the application on the city website and walked members through uploading supplemental material.

Staff acknowledged a reported upload problem and said members may email supplemental materials or submit a paper application if they are technologically challenged. "If that's the case when you try it, then please feel free to send it to staff, and we'll put it as part of the packet that we'll present to the city commission after the April election," staff said.

Board members asked whether the online form would exclude residents who cannot apply electronically; staff confirmed paper submissions remain an option and offered to assist applicants in person. The board emphasized outreach to encourage qualified residents to apply. Staff set the reapplication deadline as March 31 and said it will resend the application link by email.

Next steps: staff will resend the application link and accept emailed or paper supplements when necessary; the city commission will receive application packets after the April election for appointments effective May 2026.