Meeting held
Historic Preservation Commission Meeting
Written from the agenda posted before the meeting. It says what was up for a decision, not what was decided.
The commission will consider two requests for a Certificate of Appropriateness: one for new "1889 Tattoo" facade signage at 107 W. Cleveland Ave., and one for front façade changes at 220 E. Harrison Ave. No dollar amounts appear on the agenda.
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The commission will hear a staff report, discuss and possibly decide whether to approve new "1889 Tattoo" signage on the front of a building at 107 W. Cleveland Ave. in the historic district.
As written on the agenda
HPC Application No. 26-012 – Discussion and potential action on a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness for new “1889 Tattoo” facade signage for a building located at 107 W. Cleveland Ave. a. Staff Report b. Discussion c. Decision
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The commission will hear a staff report, discuss and possibly decide whether to approve changes to the front of a building at 220 E. Harrison Ave.
As written on the agenda
HPC Application No. 26-006 – Discussion and potential action on a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness for front façade changes for a building located at 220 E. Harrison Ave. a. Staff Report b. Discussion c. Decision
6 procedural items — call to order, minutes, adjournment and the like
- 1 The chair opens the meeting.
- 2 Members of the public may speak to the commission.
- 3 The commission will vote on approving the written record of its September 14, 2026 meeting.
- 6 City staff may share updates with the commission.
- 7 Commission members may share comments.
- 8 The meeting ends.
The original agenda is the official record; if anything here differs, the agenda is correct.
