District Boundaries
The Historic District encompasses the properties surrounding and nearby Kellogg Park.
View the Historic District map.
City Ordinance and Secretary of Interior Standards
The Historic District Commission uses the City Ordinance and Secretary of Interior Standards for Rehabilitation to review each application. Applicants are encouraged to familiarize themselves with each of these documents and align their application to the requirements.
View the Historic District Ordinance.
View the Secretary of Interior Standards for Rehabilitation.
Work that Requires Approval
Exterior work that is planned for properties within the Historic District boundaries requires Commission approval prior to being completed. This includes new construction, additions, porch repair or reconstruction, new or replacement signage and awnings, replacement roofing materials, replacement siding, replacement windows, replacement doors, new or replacement lighting, new or replacement landscaping, and paint color changes. If you have questions about if a proposed project will require approval, please contact the Community Development office directly.
Application
The Historic District Commission meets once a month on the first Wednesday of the month. The deadline to be on the agenda is the third Monday of the month before the meeting date.
View the Historic District Application.
Historic District Study
The downtown area was studied in 1994. The resulting district was established the same year.
View the Historic District Study Part One
View the Historic District Study Part Two
View the Historic District Study Part Three
View the Historic District Study Part Four
View the Historic District Study Part Five
View the Historic District Study Part Six