Historic preservation items in Town of Wake Forest
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| Subject | Items |
|---|---|
| Historic preservation | 24 |
| Comprehensive plan | 6 |
| Appointments and personnel | 2 |
| Arts and public art | 2 |
| Housing and affordability | 2 |
| Parks and recreation | 1 |
| Police and public safety | 1 |
| Roads and transportation | 1 |
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Endorses a vision plan for the Ailey Young House and adjacent Northeast Gateway Park.Resolution Historic preservation
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Staff present a concept plan and cost estimate for developing the Ailey Young House heritage site into a new gateway park.Presentation Historic preservation
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Board reviews two draft policy options governing statues and monuments on town property.Discussion item Historic preservation
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A public hearing on designating the William Royall Powell House at 546 N. Main Street as a local historic landmark, requested by owners Elizabeth and Robert Ford, HPC Case LL 25-01.Public hearing Historic preservation
- 546 N Main St · 3.3 acres · Ford, Robert N Ford, Elizabeth B
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The board votes on the historic landmark designation for the William Royall Powell House.Ordinance Historic preservation
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Staff presented a concept plan for the Ailey Young House and the NE Gateway Park.Presentation Historic preservation
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A public hearing on the owners' request to have the Dr. Charles Brewer House designated a Wake Forest local historic landmark. The record includes correspondence with the State Historic Preservation Office.Public hearing Historic preservation
- 327 N Main St · 0.51 acres · Kemp, Kelsey Ann Bruehl, Matthew James
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Appointments to the Historic Preservation Commission, with waiver statements filed for two appointees.
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The vote on an ordinance designating the Dr. Charles Brewer House a local historic landmark.Ordinance Historic preservation
- 327 N Main St · 0.51 acres · Kemp, Kelsey Ann Bruehl, Matthew James
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4.C Public Hearing on LEGISLATIVE CASE CPA-24-02, Revised Draft Downtown Plan (November 5, 2024 version)A public hearing on the revised downtown plan. The record includes a summary of changes made on November 5 and staff responses to comments on the September draft.
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Appointments to the Historic Preservation Commission, the Transportation Advisory Board, the Human Relations Commission, and the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources board.
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The vote on adopting the revised downtown plan, taken the same night as its public hearing.
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Consultant Houseal Lavigne will present a revised 10-year Downtown Plan built around nine goals, including preserving historic character, expanding greenspace and incentivizing housing options and affordability downtown. The planning board recommended the plan unanimously on October 8 after a public comment session.
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Two Historic Preservation Program summer interns will present their research. One studied the history of the Wake Forest Police Department; the other researched the Northeast Community's significance to the town's social history.
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A proclamation marking the 30th anniversary of Six Sundays in Spring, the town's historic downtown festival.
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The board holds a public hearing on CPA-22-03, a draft update to the town's Historic Preservation Plan.
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The board holds a public hearing on a request to designate the building and lot at 442 Pineview Drive, known as the Tommy and Sue Byrne House, as a Wake Forest Local Historic Landmark.Public hearing Historic preservation
- 442 Pineview Dr · 1.2 acres · Verhoeven, Dean
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The board considers designating the building and lot at 442 Pineview Drive as a Wake Forest Local Historic Landmark, following the evening's public hearing.Ordinance Historic preservation
- 442 Pineview Dr · 1.2 acres · Verhoeven, Dean
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The board considers CPA-22-03, the draft Historic Preservation Plan update, following the evening's hearing.
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The board takes public comment on a draft update to the town's Historic Preservation Plan, case CPA-22-03.
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Staff present an update on the town's Historic Preservation Plan.Presentation Historic preservation
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A resolution would recommend the Mutschler House for listing on the National Register of Historic Places.Resolution Historic preservation
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A public hearing considers designating the A. Jack Medlin Store at 501 N. Main Street as a local historic landmark, requested by building owner Cooke's Restoration, LLC.Public hearing Historic preservation
- 501 N Main St · 0.09 acres · Cooke'S Restoration LLC
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A second public hearing considers local historic landmark status for the Mutschler House at 1320 Country Club Drive, requested by its owners.Public hearing Historic preservation
- 1320 Country Club Dr · 0.91 acres · Grimmett, Andrew O Wright, Angela M
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