Sign agreement with state to streamline historic preservation reviews
In Plain English
Federal law requires cities to review how construction projects affect historic buildings and sites. The city currently handles each review individually, which creates delays. This agreement with the state creates standard procedures to speed up the process while still protecting historic resources.
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Approve consent calendar
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