Historic Preservation Advisory Board (HPAB) Subcommittee Virtual Meeting

Description

Historic Preservation Advisory Board meetings are conducted virtually

Historic Preservation Advisory Board Subcommittee Virtual Meeting, Monday, June 24, 2024, at 3 p.m.

Attend or Participate Virtually:
Virtual Meeting using Zoom

Optional call-in information: 1-833-568-8864 | Meeting ID: 160 394 6244

Document: HPAB Subcommittee Meeting Agenda, June 24, 2024

Certificate of Appropriateness:

1. CA-24-0005: Bishop Gallery – roof-mounted solar
   Request: Certificate of Appropriateness for roof-mounted solar
   Location: 9889 Peak to Peak Hwy
   Zoning: Forestry (F) Zoning District
   Owner: David and Rebecca Braun
2. Building Permit Review for Structure 50 Years of Age and Older:
   Request: Alteration of an historic structure – garage addition
   Location: 7007 Quiet Retreat Ct.
   Zoning: Agricultural (A) Zoning District
   Owner: 7007 Quiet Retreat LLC
   Agent: Carolyn Ujcic

Contact the Historic Preservation Team at historic@bouldercounty.gov for more information on these items. Please note that the HPAB agenda is subject to change.

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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.