Historic Preservation Commission February 12, 2026

Wilmington Historic Preservation Commission · February 13, 2026

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Opening remarks and rules

Announcement

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Chair opened the meeting at noon, described the quasi-judicial nature of hearings, emphasized use of Wilmington design standards and the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation, reminded speakers to be sworn and to address the commission at the podium, and asked commissioners to recuse if exposed to outside evidence.

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Wilmington Historic Preservation Commission held a quasi-judicial design-review meeting on 2026-02-12. The commission approved a side-entry portico at 409 North 15th Street, a rear addition and new four-bay carriage house at 708 Market Street (with conditions including tree replacement and filling a Juliet balcony), and designated 709 North 8th Street (Mary Etta Williams House) as a local landmark.

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