Meeting

8.13.26: Historic Preservation Committee

Body

City of Ventura

Date

August 14, 2026

Jurisdiction

State & Local

🏗️ Construction & Infrastructure Regulatory Compliance

The City of Ventura Historic Preservation Committee met on August 14, 2026, to review historic preservation matters including a historic design review for the Minnie P. Giles residence and a historic landmark designation for the residence at 1057 Poli Street. The committee discussed proposed modifications to the Minnie P. Giles residence, which included increasing building area and altering architectural features. Staff and public comments emphasized that the project as proposed did not comply with the Secretary of Interior's standards and recommended revisions to preserve the historic character. The committee voted to adopt staff recommendations for the applicant to revise the project accordingly. Additionally, the committee reviewed and recommended approval of the historic landmark designation for the 1057 Poli Street residence, recognizing its architectural and historical significance. The meeting also covered updates on the citywide historic survey adoption and related property designations. No direct contract awards or procurement actions were discussed, but the meeting focused on policy and regulatory compliance related to historic preservation projects.

Source

City of Ventura