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HPC actions at a glance: minutes approved, 108 W. Gold COA approved
Summary
At its May 5 meeting the Historic Preservation Commission approved March 3 minutes, unanimously approved a COA for 108 W. Gold Street, and set a future meeting date while noting several future agenda items.
The Historic Preservation Commission recorded several procedural actions on May 5: the commission approved the minutes of the March 3, 2026 meeting (motion by Commissioner Russell O'Leary, second by Bobbi Stauffer; motion carried; no detailed tally in the transcript). The commission also approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for 108 West Gold Street to remove remaining Insulbric siding, repair and restore original lap and drop siding, and repaint; Commissioner O'Leary moved and Ms. Stauffer seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
HPO Kate McCourt announced she will be absent June 2 and asked whether the commission could meet on June 9. Commissioners requested future agenda items including updates on Anselmo Mineyard reclamation activity and the Pekin Noodle Parlor building and iconic sign. Commissioner O'Leary reported that the 516 Silver Street project is in the process of being moved and is currently on blocks.
Why it matters: these procedural approvals keep the commission's work moving, and the announced future items will be addressed at an upcoming meeting.
Next steps: HPO staff will confirm the June 9 meeting date and provide updates on requested items at the next meeting.
