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Historic Preservation Commission
The Phoenix Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) implements the
responsibilities of the city Historic
Preservation Ordinance. The Phoenix
Historic Preservation Commission consists of nine members appointed
by the Mayor and City Council for three-year staggered terms. The members
of the Commission shall be residents of the City of Phoenix and shall
be persons who have demonstrated special interest, knowledge or experience
in fields related to historic preservation with at least one member
from the following professions: registered architect, real estate professional,
archaeologist and historian. Members serve for three-year staggered
terms.
The Historic Preservation Commission is responsible for establishing,
developing and implementing a City Historic Preservation Plan. The
HPC reviews and recommends city Historic Landmark and Historic Preservation
Overly Designations nominations to the Phoenix Historic Property Register.
The HPC develops and recommends approval of the city's Annual Historic
Property survey and designation plan. The HPC reviews all appeals to
Certificate of Appropriateness decisions made by the city Historic
Preservation Officer. The HPC also oversees the historic financial
assistance programs administered by the City Historic Preservation
Office and comments on city projects and plans that may affect the
city's historic and cultural heritage.
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