Historic Preservation Commission

Meetings:  Monthly, third Monday, 4:30 p.m., in 410 E Fifth Street, Development Center

The duties of the Historic Preservation Commission are established by Municipal Code 2.60.130 and are briefly listed below. Please click the button below for a printable version of the HPC Roles and Duties and other information.

The Roles and Duties of the Historic Preservation Commission:

• Advises the City Council on all matters related to historic preservation.
• The Commission reviews resources nominated for designation as either a historic landmark or district and makes recommendations to City Council.
• The Commission reviews and makes decisions on any application for a landmark alteration certificate.
• The Commission advises and assists owners of historic properties on physical and financial aspects of preservation, renovation, rehabilitation, and reuse, including nomination to the local, state, or National Register of Historic Places.
• The Commission develops and assists in public education programs, conducts surveys of historic sites, properties, or areas, and actively pursues financial assistance and incentive programs for preservation-related programs.
• The Commission administers the program for awarding zero-interest loans for rehabilitating historic structures and reviews.
• The Commission makes recommendations to the City Council regarding amendments to the City of Loveland Historic Preservation Plan.

Additional Information: For additional information about commission operations, qualifications, attendance policy, and other details, click box below. The City of Loveland publishes a Boards and Commissions Handbook, which contains further detail about the operations of commissions.

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