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Historic board to schedule workshop on drainage, notice and design guidance for floodplain areas
Summary
In response to resident concerns and repeated references to the limitations of HRPB review over civil engineering, staff said a workshop will be scheduled to discuss notice, demolition procedures and how to integrate drainage concerns into design guidance for flood-prone historic districts.
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After extended public comment and discussion about where drainage and engineering reviews fit in the HRPB process, staff told the board they plan to convene a workshop to address notice procedures for demolition, drainage/engineering expectations at permitting and how the board can give clearer design direction in flood-prone historic districts. Staff asked board members to submit topics for the workshop in advance and said notices would be circulated when a date is fixed.
Board members emphasized a desire to reconcile historic preservation objectives with floodplain realities and asked staff to compile potential workshop topics in writing ahead of the meeting. Staff said the workshop would be scheduled and notified to the public via the city website.

