Townsend Historic District Commission Faces Debate Over 69 Main Street Property

Overview: The Townsend Historic District Commission meeting focused on the property on Main Street, highlighting issues of historic preservation, organizational challenges, and procedural concerns.

Amherst Historical Commission Debates Jones Library Renovation Amidst Preservation Concerns

Overview: The Amherst Historical Commission held a lengthy meeting to review the proposed demolition and renovation plans for the Jones Library, with significant public input and debate focusing on the impact of these changes on the library’s historical integrity.

Historic Cranbury Home Renovations Spark Debate Over Chimney Removal

Overview: During the August 20, 2024, meeting of the Cranbury Historic Preservation Commission, discussions took place regarding proposed renovations to several historic properties. The most notable issue centered on a request from Tori Pin, who, along with her husband, recently acquired the historic property on Park Place East. The Pins sought approval to remove one of the three chimneys as part of their extensive renovation plans, which include modernizing the kitchen.

Fall River Historical Commission Addresses Historic Property Corrections and Significant Rehabilitation Projects

Overview: The Fall River Historical Commission’s recent meeting focused on correcting historic property records and approving various rehabilitation projects.

New Signage Approved for Historic Downtown New Ulm Building

Overview: The New Ulm Heritage Preservation Commission convened on August 19th to discuss several topics, with the most noteworthy being the approval of new signage for the Gray Co-op building on South Minnesota Street. This historic building, previously hosting a Subway restaurant, will now feature a new sign and updated paintwork. The commission approved the design review application submitted by Amy Golden, on behalf of Gray Co-op, without any objections.