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Historic Preservation commission recommends council review Phase 2 citywide survey identifying seven potential districts
Summary
The San Gabriel Historic Preservation and Cultural Resource Commission unanimously recommended that city council consider the Phase 2 historic resources survey, which identifies seven potential historic districts totaling 690 properties and three conservation overlay zones; final designation would require later homeowner approval and council action.
The San Gabriel Historic Preservation and Cultural Resource Commission voted unanimously July 30 to recommend that city council consider the Phase 2 draft historic resources survey, which identifies seven potential historic districts containing 690 properties in the northern portion of the city.
The recommendation follows a presentation by Katie Horek, principal at Architectural Resources Group (ARG), who told commissioners the Phase 2 work consisted of focused archival research and an intensive, street‑level survey of candidate historic districts. "The survey identified seven potential historic districts in the city. Collectively, these districts contain a total of 690 properties," Horek said.
Why it matters: If adopted by the City Council and later approved through the designation process, the districts would place properties under local review for changes that affect historic character. ARG explained that…
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