# Historic Preservation Commission - November 4, 2026

The Oklahoma City Historic Preservation Commission met on November 4, 2026, to review certificates of appropriateness and other historic-district matters. No city procurement, contract awards, vendor selections, or spending/budget decisions were identified. The commission approved several property-specific applications, including a backyard pool and landscape plan, a garage project subject to a revised design and 30-foot maximum depth, and a garage-completion application. It also approved a replacement back door under conditions and forwarded comments on two garages being considered as dilapidated structures. Several applications were continued for additional information or design revisions: a historic roof replacement to December, a driveway project to January, a proposed second-story garage addition to January, and a new residence to December. One application was withdrawn while the owner pursues window restoration.

The Historic Preservation Officer announced a new zoning compliance officer position dedicated to historic and design-review districts, including certificate inspections and code enforcement. The commission also noted that city construction permits cannot be issued until an approved certificate of appropriateness is issued and the 10-day protest period has expired. These were preservation and land-use decisions affecting private property projects, not public purchasing activity.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Construction & Infrastructure
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure
**Published:** November 04, 2026

### Sources
- [Historic Preservation Commission - November 4, 2026](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2dIYSNHHj8) - cityofokc