HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION
The Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) is tasked with the local landmark designation of historic properties and the review and approval of plans for exterior changes to them.
Next Work Session: July 8, 5:30 p.m. IN-PERSON at City Hall CIC Room, 300 Laporte Ave - CANCELED
Next Meeting: July 15, 5:30 p.m. IN-PERSON at City Hall Council Chambers, 300 Laporte Ave, or VIRTUALLY on Zoom - CANCELED
To Participate:
Historic Preservation Commission work sessions are being conducted in-person and the public is invited to attend at the meeting location, but there is no public comment time. Meetings are being conducted in-person with public participation during meetings available in person and online. Comments may be made by speaking either in-person or virtually, or by sending a written comment to preservation@fortcollins.gov
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HISTORIC DEMOLITION NOTICES AND SURVEYS
Notices of Demolition let neighbors know when an historic property near them may be developed, as well as give residents the opportunity to nominate the property for landmark designation. City staff do Historic Surveys on these properties and provide the information they find to the Historic Preservation Commission, who can decide whether the property is eligible to become a landmark.
Current Notices of Demolition
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Current Historic Surveys
In Progress
Completed
- 331 N. Loomis Ave. c. 1903 residence - Project planning for potential subdivision application – Landmark Eligible, issued May 21, 2026 – Appealed, date of hearing TBD
- 811 E. Myrtle St., c. 1950 care facility – City acquisition due diligence – Not Landmark Eligible; Issued June 23
- 228 W. Magnolia St., 1905 6-plex – Research for future development planning – Landmark Eligible; Issued June 24
- 635 S. Mason St., 1901 triplex – Due diligence, no planned development – Landmark Eligible; Issued June 18 – Appealed, tentative hearing date with HPC Aug. 19
To Participate:
If three or more residents of the city believe that any properties are eligible for City Landmark designation, they may choose to submit an application for designation preservation@fortcollins.gov. To learn more about how to submit a petition to nominate a property scheduled for demolition as a landmark, visit https://www.fortcollins.gov/Services/Historic-Preservation/Historic-Review-Notifications-and-Decisions
If you have information about the history of any of these properties that could be incorporated into the survey, or if you would like a copy of any completed survey, please contact preservation@fortcollins.gov. After a determination of Landmark eligibility is made through the finalization of the survey, any Fort Collins resident or property owner may file an appeal within 14 days to challenge the determination and schedule a public hearing with the HPC.
