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Historic Preservation commission approved four COAs; downtown storefronts expected to be updated

City Commission · March 9, 2026
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Summary

Commissioner Terry Carter reported the Historic Preservation Commission approved four Certificates of Appropriateness; he said business owners at John's Roofing, Troup's and the Bus Stop are cooperating with the guidelines and that visible improvements should appear in the future.

Commissioner Terry Carter told the commission March 9 that the Historic Preservation Commission recently approved four Certificates of Appropriateness. Carter said the approved projects involve downtown sites and that owners at John's Roofing, Troup's and the Bus Stop are cooperating with the commission's historic‑preservation guidelines.

Carter said the approvals mean property improvements are expected in the near term but the minutes contain no construction schedules, budgets or permit details. The Historic Preservation Commission's approvals were presented as a report to the City Commission rather than as separate agenda motions in these minutes.