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About the Historic Preservation Advisory Commission
The Historic Advisory Commission can consist of seven members. The commission has the following responsibilities:- To research and maintain a record of the history of the Town's social, religious, economic, political matters and other matters, including the unfolding events of the present (separate from the governmental and statutory record of the Town created and maintained by the Town Clerk's office.)
- To create and maintain an inventory of historical assets within the Town of Frederick.
- To organize, coordinate the Town's museum and maintain its contents.
- To advise the Board of objects, structures or other features in the Town with historic significance that may be in danger of being lost or damaged.
- To assess the community for key community places, buildings and historic resources and develop an historic preservation policy that will enable the Town to designate historic structures.
- Publicize and disseminate the history of the Town through educational programming, publication, social media, etc. working in coordination and collaboration with other commissions and local organizations.
- Produce an annual report/summary of the Town events and occurrences (a year in review.)
Members
Meghan Martinez, Staff RepresentativeSue Chestek
Dan March, Mayor Pro Tem
Vacancies
Currently there are six vacancies on the Historic Preservation Advisory Commission. If you are interested in joining the commission, please submit an application.
Who Can Apply?
- Residents of the Town of Frederick
What do I need to include in my application?
If you have any questions regarding Boards, Commissions, or Committees, or would like information about agendas and/or minutes, please contact the Town Clerk's Office at 720.382.5500.- Complete the Online Application
- An applicant may choose to provide a letter of interest and/or resume
Are there any restrictions?
- Members may not have direct or indirect financial or economic interest in any business or undertaking that may have business before the Board/Commission/Committee for which the applicant is applying.
How do I submit my materials?
- Please complete an online application.
When does the Board consider applications?
- Biannually - Generally in May and October
Is there an interview process?
- Applicants are required to attend an interview with representative(s) from the Board. Interviews are scheduled in May and October of each year.
What is the process of appointment?
- The interview panelists will make a recommendation to the Board of Trustees following interviews. The recommended applicant(s) will be invited to an upcoming Board meeting for appointment by the Board of Trustees.