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Fort Pierce Historic Preservation Board elects officers, reviews CLG training and grants, and handles routine business
Summary
At its April 27 meeting the Fort Pierce Historic Preservation Board elected its chair and vice chair, reviewed Certified Local Government (CLG) training and grant opportunities, approved administrative certificates of appropriateness for March, and approved a member's absence.
The Fort Pierce Historic Preservation Board convened April 27 and handled routine business including elections, administrative approvals and training updates.
After the PZCOA hearing, staff summarized administrative certificates of appropriateness issued in March (repairs and replacements such as windows, doors, exterior water heater and roofs), reporting five administrative approvals for the month.
Staff also presented information about the Certified Local Government (CLG) program, explaining that the city is a CLG and that the program — administered by the National Park Service and State Historic Preservation Offices — provides technical assistance, training and competitive grants for historic surveys, planning studies and National Register nominations. Staff listed upcoming webinars on the Secretary of the Interior standards and conferences including Florida Trust and Preservation on Main Street events.
The board completed its annual organization: a nomination for chair was seconded and approved on roll call (recorded 'Yes' by Miss Stark, Miss Garrett, Miss Heipelite/Hyposite and Chair Davis). The board then nominated and approved Miss Stark as vice chair by the same roll‑call pattern. The board also approved an excused absence for Miss Spivey following a motion and second.
With no further business, Chair Davis adjourned the meeting.
