Historic Preservation Advisory Board (HPAB) Virtual Meeting

Description

Historic Preservation Advisory Board meetings are conducted virtually

Historic Preservation Advisory Board (HPAB) Meeting, Thursday, April 6, 2023 at 6 p.m.

Watch the Meeting
Meetings are streamed live through eSCRIBE. Video will display on the agenda page as soon as the meeting begins.

Attend or Participate
Only those who intend to provide public comment need to join the meeting.
Virtual Meeting using Zoom

Optional call-in information: 1-833-568-8864 | Meeting ID: 160 830 6576

Document:
HPAB Meeting Agenda, April 6, 2023

Agenda items:

1. 1. Landmark/Referral
      a. HP-23-0002: Middle Fork Ranch / LU-22-0020/SPR-22-0068: Gayl-Logan Historic ADUs and Addition
      Public testimony will be taken.
      Requests: Boulder County Historic Landmark Designation of a site/Limited Impact Special Review for two Historic ADUs and Site Plan Review for a 5,300 sqft addition.
      Location: 1256 Riverside Drive, in Section 2, T2N, R72W of the 6th Principal Meridian
      Zoning: Forestry (F) Zoning District
      Owners/Applicants: Ilse Gayl and James Logan
      Agent: Mike Daley
      Website: www.boco.org/HP-23-0002
      Action Requested: Recommendation to BOCC

It is Boulder County policy to make county programs, meetings, activities, and services accessible to individuals with disabilities, according to the Americans with Disabilities Act. If you need special assistance, contact the ADA Coordinator at 303-441-3525 as soon as possible prior to the scheduled event.

The Boulder County Historic Preservation Advisory Board (HPAB) is an advisory board appointed by the Board of County Commissioners to provide guidance to the county on historic preservation issues. Its primary focus is to review structures and sites for historic significance and to review building or development plans which might affect these resources. HPAB also reviews landmark applications and must approve building plans which result in the alteration of an historic landmark.

Each HPAB meeting is a public hearing, and at the beginning of each meeting anyone may address the Board with historic preservation concerns or questions.