Historic Preservation Advisory Board (HPAB) Virtual Meeting

Description

The 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.

DUE TO COVID-19, HEARINGS WILL BE HELD VIRTUALLY

Historic Preservation Advisory Board (HPAB) meeting, 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 3 2020

Optionally, you may call-in to the hearing: 1-720-400-7859 | Conference ID: 965 978 554#

Agenda:

1. Citizen participation for items not otherwise on the agenda
2. Approval of minutes from previous meetings
3. Building Permit Reviews for Structures 50 Years of Age and Older
4. Landmark:
   a. Docket HP-20-0005: Novak Cabin
   Request: Boulder County Historic Landmark Designation
   Location: 11482 Peak to Peak Drive
   Zoning: Forestry(F) Zoning District
   Owner/ Applicant: Katharine Burton
5. Referral/Certificate of Appropriateness:
   a. Dockets SPR-20-0079: Franklin Commons/CA-20-0015: Old Town Niwot Historic District – Bader House
   Request: Site Plan Review for the deconstruction of an existing 3,690- square-foot fire-damaged structure, the new construction of a 5,236-square-foot mixed use building containing 5 residential units, and a 427-square-foot addition to the existing 1,379- square-foot Bader House/Certificate of Appropriateness for alterations to the Bader House and new construction on the parcel
   Location: 210 Franklin Street, Niwot
   Zoning: Niwot Rural Community District 1 (NRCD1) Zoning District
   Owner: 210 Franklin LLC
   Agent: Terry Palmos
   Webpages: https://boco.org/spr-20-0079, https://boco.org/ca-20-0015
6. Other Business

Documents: Meeting agenda and information packet, Dec. 3, 2020

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.