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Agendas are available prior to meetings. Minutes are available following approval.
The Historic Preservation Board is a five-member committee of residents appointed by the City Commission to identify, evaluate, preserve and protect historical and archaeological sites and resources within the City of St. Pete Beach. Initially, created in 1992, the Board's mission is to oversee preservation activities and promote public awareness of the cultural, economic and educational importance of historic preservation by:
The Board meets in an advertised public hearing format to consider the applications. Filing deadlines for the Board meetings are Noon six weeks in advance of the scheduled public hearing at which the application will be heard.
Please note: Late/incomplete applications will not be accepted. Some dates adjusted for holidays.