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At a glance: approvals and next steps from the July Historic Preservation Commission meeting
Summary
The commission approved minutes from December 2025 and granted COAs for Pickles Deli at 110 West Washington and for demolition at 232 South Meridian; staff listed next steps including abatement and future COAs for new designs.
The Historic Preservation Commission approved three formal items during its July meeting: the December 2025 minutes, a certificate of appropriateness for storefront/awning paint and signage at 110 West Washington (Pickles Deli), and a certificate of appropriateness to demolish the residence at 232 South Meridian to assemble parcels for a municipal redevelopment including a police headquarters.
For each action staff noted next steps: formal COA records and applicant coordination for the deli; engagement of a licensed asbestos abatement contractor and contracting for demolition at 232 South Meridian; and a future return of proposed municipal building designs to the commission for additional COA review. The transcript records verbal "Aye" votes and chair declarations of approval, but does not supply full roll‑call tallies for each item; staff and planning office personnel provided schedule details for closing and demolition.
