(2026) 09-22 Historic Preservation Commission Meeting

The City of Monroe GA Historic Preservation Commission held a meeting on September 22, 2026, focusing primarily on certificates of appropriateness related to historic preservation and new construction within designated historic districts. Key procurement-related discussions included approval of demolition for a non-historic accessory dwelling at 227 East Marble Street, with staff recommending demolition without replacement to restore the parcel's original character. The commission also approved new construction of three single-family cottages at 407, 411 East Marble, and 403 Maple Lane, emphasizing compliance with historic district guidelines and character-based codes. Additionally, the commission approved a 2,000 square foot addition to an existing office building at 506 South Broad Street, ensuring the addition was compatible in scale, materials, and visibility with the historic structure. Motions to approve these projects were unanimously carried, reflecting the commission's support for maintaining historic character while allowing appropriate development. No specific contract awards or budget allocations were discussed, but the approvals impact future construction and preservation activities within the city.