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Votes at a glance: minutes, demolition certificate and 2026 calendar adopted
Summary
At its meeting, the Alameda Historic Preservation Board approved the Sept. 4 meeting minutes, adopted a resolution approving a demolition certificate for 1319 Clinton Avenue (Exhibit 54A), and adopted the board's 2026 meeting calendar; the Oct. 2 minutes were continued.
The Alameda Historic Preservation Board recorded the following formal actions at its meeting.
1) Approval of Sept. 4 meeting minutes — Passed A motion to approve the Sept. 4 meeting minutes was moved and seconded; the board approved the minutes with all members present voting yes.
2) Certificate of approval for demolition, 1319 Clinton Avenue (Exhibit 54A) — Passed The board considered staff’s recommendation and a historic evaluation that concluded the 1924 house at 1319 Clinton Avenue does not meet local, state or national registry criteria. After discussion and minor requested clarifications to the report, the board adopted the resolution approving the certificate of approval for demolition; members present voted yes. Staff was directed to confirm typographical and labeling corrections in the evaluation before filing the final record.
3) Adoption of 2026 meeting calendar — Passed The board moved to adopt the 2026 meeting calendar as written, discussed possible July scheduling around the Independence Day holiday and agreed the calendar may be revisited or a meeting canceled if needed. The motion carried with members present voting yes.
Other procedural items: The Oct. 2 meeting minutes were continued to the next meeting because some members had not reviewed the recording. No public commenters appeared in person or online; staff reported receiving one letter in support of the Clinton Avenue project.
