The New Bern Historic Preservation Commission held a public hearing on draft design principles that would allow contemporary materials on additions and ease minor-work procedures. Residents urged clearer language, better enforcement staffing, access to contractors and funding, and asked the guidelines to support 'fortified' roofs tied to a $6,000 state grant.

Council outlines a 300-foot maximum height and step back requirements for new developments.

Builder redesigns home to meet height requirements after neighbor's view concerns.

Council upholds strict guidelines, denying proposal due to height and coverage violations.

State House evaluates and approves signage plans for new student housing in university area.

Members discuss design guidelines aimed at preserving historical integrity in Spreckels area.

Advocates propose maintaining one-story housing in community development plans.

Committee approves posting rehab guidelines online to inform public about historic resources.

Board discusses zoning setbacks and design guidelines for new residential structure

Albemarle County ARB discussed a second draft of countywide rooftop solar criteria including panel projection, setbacks and visibility standards. Staff recommended updated dimension guidance and will return with revised text, images and proposed numeric thresholds for pitched and flat roofs.

Property owners express concerns over unclear entrance requirements in property guidelines.

Commission endorses Enterprise's architectural plans, supporting community transformation and brand retention.

The commission approved demolition of the circa-1901 contributing house at 1309 Adams Street, contingent on approval of reconstruction plans; staff had presented structural reports and cost estimates showing rehabilitation would be costlier than reconstruction.

Commission considers proposed neoclassical structure following April design feedback.

Council discusses updates to guidelines for Old Town Scottsdale and multifamily residential developments.