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Commission pauses plan to add 79 midcentury properties to Claremont register after homeowner concerns
Summary
After a lengthy public response, the commission voted to continue the proposal to add nearly 79 midcentury properties to the Claremont Historic Register so staff can complete missing surveys, hold outreach workshops and convene an ad hoc subcommittee.
The Claremont Architectural and Preservation Commission voted to continue consideration of a citywide request to add modern‑era properties to the local historic register after homeowners raised questions about the notice process, insurance and what listing would mean for interior and exterior work.
Jordan Kus, assistant planner, presented the nomination package for 79 properties identified as strong examples of mid‑century modern, international and new formalism styles. Kus said staff recommended removing 11 properties from the packet…
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