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Council gives first reading to remove greenhouse landmark designation after structure relocation
Summary
On first reading council approved removing a landmark designation for a triangular property where greenhouses had stood, noting the greenhouses were removed and a related structure will be placed in Centennial Park, which already has historic recognition.
Council advanced a first-reading ordinance amendment to remove a landmark designation for a triangular property where historic greenhouses once stood.
Staff noted the Historic District Commission and the State Historic Preservation Office assessed the site and recommended removing the landmark status because the greenhouses are no longer at the original location. Staff said the greenhouse structure is planned to be relocated to Centennial Park, which already carries historic designation and will preserve the building's historical interpretation.
Because this was a first reading, final action will occur at a subsequent meeting after required public-notice and ordinance-procedure steps. Council members acknowledged the long review process and thanked staff and the historic-preservation planner for shepherding the proposal through multiple boards and a public-review process.
