(2026) 06-23 Historic Preservation Commission Meeting

The City of Monroe GA Historic Preservation Commission held a meeting on June 23, 2026, to review several Certificates of Appropriateness (COAs) related to construction and renovation projects within the historic district. Key procurement-related discussions included approval of new construction for a two-story single-family home at 223 Atha Street, with deliberations on window design standards. The commission also approved adaptive reuse and accessibility improvements at 600 South Broad Street, including removal of awnings, addition of windows and doors, and installation of an ADA ramp. Another COA was approved for 511 South Madison Avenue to add a French door for backyard access, and a comprehensive renovation at 338 North Broad Street involving porch columns, ADA ramp, exterior lighting, brick pavers, and potential roof repairs or replacement. All projects were recommended for approval by staff and unanimously approved by the commission, emphasizing compatibility with historic character and accessibility compliance. No specific contract awards or vendor selections were discussed, but the meeting focused on design approvals that could impact future procurement and construction activities within the historic district.