Historic preservation items in Town of Pittsboro
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| Subject | Items |
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| Historic preservation | 11 |
| Economic development incentives | 5 |
| Arts and public art | 3 |
| Public facilities | 2 |
| Land conversion and large development | 1 |
| Parks and recreation | 1 |
| Roads and transportation | 1 |
| Zoning text amendment | 1 |
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Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends approval and supports consideration of this amendment as a way to expand opportunities for small businesses while maintaining appropriate regulatory oversight. Advisory Board Recommendation: At its June 2, 2026 meeting, the Pittsboro Downtown Advisory Board recommended that the B…
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Facade improvement grant FIG-26-02 at 80 Hillsboro Street.
- 80 Hillsboro St · 0.03 acres · Zembow, Michele T; Kazanas, Lee C
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Facade improvement grant FIG-26-03 at 84 Hillsboro Street.
- 84 Hillsboro St · 0.03 acres · Rosemary Street Properties LLC,
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5.III Facade Improvement Grant - FIG-26-04 -FIG-26-05 - 52 Hillsboro Street - New Horizons Front and BackFacade improvement grants FIG-26-04 and FIG-26-05 at 52 Hillsboro Street.
- 52 Hillsboro St · 0.05 acres · New Horizons Properties LLC,
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Building rehabilitation grant BRG-2026-04 for Ladies Fitness at 81 Hillsboro Street.
- 81 Hillsboro St · 0.09 acres · Oldham, Steven Eugene Jr; Oldham, Thomas Jonathan
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Building rehabilitation grant BRG-2026-03 for a barber shop at 77 Hillsboro Street.
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6.II Design Team UpdatesDesign Team Updates Art in Action (Cultural Assets, etc.) Downtown Designers (Historic Preservation, Form Based Code, Design Standards) Community Connectors (Facade Grants) Trailblazers (Greenway Connections)
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The Design Committee recommended two sculptures for a September public art celebration, a $26,500 Silent Spring piece and a $9,950 monarch bike rack, and reported its building rehab grant was approved. The Economic Vitality Committee reported on zoning research and identifying vacant downtown lots and parking sites.Staff or committee report Arts and public artHistoric preservationLand conversion and large developmentPublic facilities
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The Design Committee recommended two sculptures for a September public art celebration, a $26,500 Silent Spring piece and a $9,950 monarch bike rack, and reported its building rehab grant was approved. The Economic Vitality Committee reported on zoning research and identifying vacant downtown lots and parking sites.
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Hobbs Architecture presented a proposed shelter design for Lewis Freeman Park, along with background on the park's namesake and options for donated materials; the board approved the design as presented.Design approved 5-0Other Historic preservation
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