The Historic Landmark Application Process
- Nomination is Submitted to the City Administrator
- The nomination is reviewed for completeness
- Owner consent is sought if not submitted with the nomination form
- The nomination is scheduled for review by the Historic Preservation Board within 60 days.
- Historic Preservation Board Review and Recommendation
- The board reviews the nomination for conformance with established criteria for designation
- The board approves, modifies and approves, or disapproves the proposal within 30-60 days following the review
- If approved, the board refers the proposal to the City Council.
- City Council Procedures
- The City Council will hold a public hearing within 30 days of receiving a referral from the board
- The City Administrator notifies owner(s) 10 days prior to the public hearing
- Council approves, modifies and approves, or disapproves the proposed designation
- If approved, City Council approves a designating ordinance.
- Notice of Designation
- The City Administrator notifies the owner(s) of a designation by Council
- The ordinance is recorded with the Boulder County Clerk and Recorder.
Learn how to apply for historic landmark status.