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Overview
The Historical Advisory Board consists of seven members appointed by
the City Council. The purpose of the Board is to promote preservation
of historic structures and other historic resources within the City's
Historical Preservation District. Board responsibilities include the
following:
• Assist in
preparation of an inventory of historic resources within the
Historical Preservation District.
• Make
recommendations to City Council regarding applications to place
a
structure or property on Oroville's
local Historic Register list.
• Make
recommendations to City Council regarding adoption of
development
standards to enhance and protect the historic nature of the
Historical
Preservation District.
• Subject
to review and approval of City Council, prepare, promote, and
conduct educational and
interpretational materials and programs
regarding
historical properties within the Historical Preservation District.
Membership
Larry Tracy is Chair of the Board. Other members are Cynthia Brodie,
Freda Flint, JoAnn Grover, Robert Jackson, and Patricia Young.
Member Eligibility
Members of the Board may establish eligibility in one of two ways:
• Reside in
the Oroville Planning Area, as described in the City's adopted
General Plan. The Planning Area
extends north to Cottonwood Road,
south
to approximately 4 miles south of Georgia Pacific Road, east to
Miner's
Ranch Road, and west to Highway 99.
• Own or
operate a business within the Historical Preservation District
Meeting Schedule
Historical Advisory Board Planning Commission meetings are held on the
second Monday of each month at 5:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers,
1735 Montgomery Street, Oroville CA.
Agendas
Agendas are posted on the City Hall bulletin board at least 72 hours in
advance of each meeting. The Commission may not take action on any item
not appearing on the posted agenda without making special findings.
Current Agenda
Minutes of previous meetings
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CURRENT AGENDA
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