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Landmarks Commission

October 2, 2024 ·6:00 PM Final

Council Chambers, City Hall

Agenda — 18 items

  1. I. Call to Order
  2. II. Roll Call
  3. III. Public Comment
  4. IV. Approval of Minutes
  5. 5 Minutes of September 4, 2024 ID#24-10650 approved Pass
  6. V. Landmark's Commission Paint and Repair Grant Funds
  7. VI. New Business
  8. 8 Landmarks Commission Certificate of Appropriateness for 216 W. College Avenue. Review a request to replace the gutters (College Avenue Historic District). ID#24-10651 approved Pass
  9. 9 Landmarks Commission Paint and Repair Grant for 216 W. College Ave. ID#24-10783
  10. 10 Landmarks Commission Certificate of Appropriateness for 348 Wisconsin Ave. Review a request to tuckpoint the masonry exterior (Wisconsin Avenue Historic District). ID#24-10719 approved Pass
  11. 11 Landmarks Commission Certificate of Appropriateness for 352 Wisconsin Ave. Review a request to tuckpoint the masonry exterior (Wisconsin Avenue Historic District). ID#24-10721 approved Pass
  12. 12 Landmarks Commission Certificate of Appropriateness for 227 N. James St. Review a request to replace the roof (McCall Street Historic District). ID#24-10773 approved Pass
  13. 13 Landmarks Commission Paint and Repair Grant for 227 N. James St. ID#24-10775 approved Pass
  14. 14 Update, discussion, and possible action on the pending application to adjust the boundaries for the individual National Register listing for the Senator William and Henrietta Blair House. ID#24-10610
  15. VII. Alderman's Report
  16. VIII. Springs Report
  17. IX. Communications and Publications
  18. X. Adjournment

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