Amherst Historical Commission Approves Preservation Restriction Agreement with Women’s Club

Overview: The Amherst Historical Commission’s recent meeting featured the approval of a preservation restriction agreement with the Amherst Women’s Club, a step in ensuring the ongoing maintenance and preservation of the historic property. Additionally, the commission discussed numerous topics, including the enhancement of the inventory of 20th-century buildings and the potential use of Community Preservation Act (CPA) funds for various projects.

Millburn Town Historical Preservation Commission Deliberates Garage and Tennis Court Modifications in Detailed Session

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Millburn Town Historical Preservation Commission, the members discussed property modifications, including alterations to a historic garage on Highland Avenue and the construction of a freestanding metal roof over a tennis court on Stewart Road.

St. Pete Beach Historic Preservation Board Approves Demolition of Historic Structure Amid Concerns

Overview: The St. Pete Beach Historic Preservation Board held a meeting on August 1, 2024, addressing various topics, including the approval of a demolition permit for a historic property, the reinstallation of a non-conforming sign, and the design review of new residential projects in the historic district.

Fair Haven Eyes Historic Landmark Designation for Marter Pond

Overview: The Fair Haven Historic Preservation Commission recently convened to deliberate on several initiatives and proposals pertinent to the township’s heritage and historical preservation. Topping the agenda was the potential designation of Marter Pond as a Historic Landmark, a proposal that would not only recognize the historical significance of the local feature but also potentially impact the surrounding community and preservation practices.

Chatham Commission Debates Historical Significance and Preservation

Overview: The Chatham Historical Commission recently convened to address issues concerning the preservation and documentation of historical resources within the town. The meeting, which included debates on updating historical survey forms and the potential for adjusting the 75-year threshold for historic designation, highlighted the Commission’s effort to balance the preservation of Chatham’s heritage with the challenges of modern development.