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Historic Preservation Commission forwards "no adverse effect" comment for work at 112 W. Pine St.

City of Warrensburg Historic Preservation Commission ยท March 16, 2026
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Summary

The City of Warrensburg Historic Preservation Commission voted 4-0 to forward a "no adverse effect" comment to the State Historic Preservation Office for proposed roof and gutter replacement and removal of rooftop mechanicals at 112 W. Pine St., a submission tied to the Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grant Program.

The City of Warrensburg Historic Preservation Commission voted 4-0 on March 16, 2026, to forward a written comment of "no adverse effect" to the State Historic Preservation Office for proposed exterior work at 112 W. Pine St.

Kristin Dyer, City Planner II, summarized the request from the State Historic Preservation Office and said the proposal, part of the Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grant Program, calls for replacing the roof and gutters and removing mechanical structures from the building roof. Dyer presented the materials and asked the commission for a formal comment.

Chair Jamie DeBacker moved to forward the "no adverse effect" comment; Commissioner Dan Brigman seconded the motion. The commission, with DeBacker, Brigman, Roger Coleman and Mike Greife present and Eddie Osborne absent, approved the motion unanimously, 4-0. The action will be transmitted to the State Historic Preservation Office as the commission's formal response on the proposed work.

The vote recorded the formal recommendation only; the commission did not adopt any conditions attached to the comment in the minutes and did not take other formal actions regarding additional mitigation or approvals. The meeting minutes record the meeting convened at 4:00 p.m. and adjourned at 4:26 p.m.

This comment is the local advisory input requested by the State Historic Preservation Office as part of grant-related review; the minutes do not specify further administrative steps or a timeline for when the State office will issue a final determination.