HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION
The North Tonawanda Historic Preservation Commission is a Certified Local Government (CLG) within the City of North Tonawanda. It was established in 2005 when the North Tonawanda Common Council adopted a Historic Preservation Ordinance, Chapter 51 of the City Code.
Members of the Commission are appointed by the Mayor, with consent of the Common Council, to four-year terms. There are seven (7) members with a mix of skills and qualifications, including an architect, a business owner within the district, a licensed realtor, residents of the historic district and other persons committed to historic preservation, all of whom also have a known interest in the field.
The Commission hosts meetings open to the public, generally meeting the 3rd Monday of each month at 6:15 PM at City Hall in the second floor conference room.
There may be instances where a meeting is cancelled or changed and we will do our best to post that information to this web page. You may also contact the City Clerk's Office at 716.695.8555 for additional information.
Meeting Agendas and Minutes
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Historic Preservation Committe-2022-NTHPC_Minutes_091922.pdf
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July Agenda-Historic Preservation Committe-2022-NTHPC_Agenda071822.pdf
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Historic Preservation Committe-2022-Press Release CLG 2022.pdf
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Historic Preservation Committe-2022-NTHPC_Minutes_062122.pdf
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May 2022 Minutes Historic Preservation Committe/2022/NTHPC_Minutes_051622.pdf
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April 2022 Minutes Historic Preservation Committe NTHPC_Minutes_041822.pdf
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March 2022 Minutes Historic Preservation CommitteNTHPC_Minutes_032122.pdf
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February 22, 2022-Minutes-2022-NTHPC_Minutes
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March 19, 2022 NTHPC_Minutes_032122.pdf
MEMBERS
Name Email Term Expires
Chairperson - Joseph Fonzi [email protected] 2024
Secretary - April Gampp [email protected] 2023
Memmber - Andrew Klettle 2023
Member - James Partsch 2022
Member - Jay Soemann [email protected] 2022
Member - Erin Robinson [email protected] 2024
Secretary- Kristin Derby [email protected] 2022
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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The General Purpose of the Commission is to promote Historic Preservation in North Tonawanda.pdf
- WHAT DOES THE COMMISSION DO?
- WHAT IS A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATIONS AND HOW DO I APPLY?
- WHAT ARE THE CRITERIA FOR GRANTING A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS?
- IF A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS IS GRANTED, DOES THAT MEAN I DON'T NEED A BUILDING PERMIT OR ANY OTHER APPROVALS?
- HOW DO I OBTAIN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE COMMISSION?
IMPORTANT LINKS
The Decision of the Commission is based upon the following principles
Historic Preservation Committe-Certificate of Appropriateteness
NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INFORMATION
NTHPC Proposed District Boundaries.png
CERT OF APPROPRIATNESS PROCEDURES
HISTORIC PRESERVATION LANDMARK FORM
HISTORIC PRESERVATION LANDMARK INSTRUCTIONS
NTHPC LOCAL DISTRICT BOUNDARIES
NTHPC SWEENEY DISTRICT BOUNDRIES