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Historic Preservation Board finalizes guidebook edits, plans Quick Start Guide
Summary
At its Feb. 25, 2026 meeting the Historic Preservation Board completed a page-by-page review of the draft Historic Preservation Guidebook, agreed to add a Quick Start Guide to help residents planning exterior changes, and identified photographs that need replacement. The Board set follow-ups and scheduled its next meeting for April 22, 2026 at 5:30 PM.
The Historic Preservation Board met on Feb. 25, 2026 and conducted a page-by-page review of the draft Historic Preservation Guidebook, working from 5:30 PM until adjournment at 7:43 PM. Committee members Connie Miller, David Nation (Council Representative) and Linda Murray participated in the review and suggested revisions to multiple sections.
Board members identified specific editorial updates, including several photographs in the guidebook that need to be replaced and passages that should be clarified for residents. The Board agreed that a Quick Start Guide should be added to the front of the document to better direct residents who are planning exterior changes and may require a permit. Mrs. Miller will follow up with Jamie to determine whether an online editable version of the guidebook is available to support collaborative edits.
The Board completed a full review and finalized rough draft edits for further refinement ahead of the next meeting, which was scheduled for April 22, 2026 at 5:30 PM. The Board intends to develop the Quick Start Guide at that April meeting and to reconcile outstanding editorial items before publishing the revised guidebook.
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