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Aug 21, 2026

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Commission Recommends Wall Mural Approval

Published Aug 21, 2026

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Briefing

Apr 20, 2026

Commission Recommends Wall Mural Approval

The Landmark Commission unanimously recommended approval of a wall mural at 2420 Mechanic Avenue with staff recommendations. The vote was 7-0, with no opposition.

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Briefing

Apr 6, 2026

Commission Recommends Landmark Designation

The Landmark Commission voted 7-0 to recommend approving landmark designation for 1813 24th Street, subject to staff recommendations.

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Briefing

Mar 16, 2026

Historic Home Alterations Approved

The Landmark Commission unanimously approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for alterations at 1815 Broadway/Avenue J, including restoration of the historic front façade, window changes, front-door replacement, chimney removal, and new roof dormers.

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Briefing

Feb 2, 2026

Roof Replacement Approved for Historic Property

The Landmark Commission approved a request to replace roofing material at 1027 Postoffice/Avenue E, subject to specific condition one. The motion passed with seven members in favor and none opposed.

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Briefing

Dec 15, 2025

Garage apartment plan approved; landmark designation recommended

The commission approved modifications at 2114 Avenue O, including a new garage apartment, with the foundation enclosed only on the alley side. It also recommended approving landmark designation for 2210 31st Street; both actions passed with seven votes in favor and none opposed.

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Briefing

Dec 1, 2025

Commission approves building changes, backs landmark designation

The Landmark Commission unanimously approved alterations at 201 20th Street, including a balcony rebuild and changes to door openings, with seven votes in favor and none opposed. It also unanimously recommended approval of landmark designation for 3427 Sealy/Avenue I.

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Briefing

Nov 17, 2025

Commission Approves Three Historic Property Changes

The Landmark Commission approved three Certificates of Appropriateness for property modifications, including rear porches, a rear addition, and additional stories. The 1110 Sealy/Avenue I request passed 6-1 with construction capped at the proposed 37 feet 3 inches; the other two requests passed unanimously.

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Briefing

Nov 3, 2025

Commission Rejects New Driveway Request

The Landmark Commission rejected a request for a new curb cut and driveway at 514 17th Street after the approval motion failed, with one vote in favor and six opposed. It unanimously recommended approval of historic-property tax exemption participation for projects at 2327 Avenue M and 1721 Postoffice / Avenue E, subject to staff recommendations.

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Briefing

Sep 15, 2025

Two property projects approved; landmark endorsed

The Landmark Commission unanimously approved certificates for property modifications at 2323 Avenue O and 711 14th Street, with the latter approved after striking one staff condition. It also unanimously recommended designating 1201 Postoffice / Avenue E as a Galveston Landmark.

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Briefing

Aug 18, 2025

Commission approves three historic property changes

The Landmark Commission approved all three requested Certificates of Appropriateness: window and door work at 302 Moody/21st Street, enclosed rear porches at 1923 Avenue M, and demolition of a rear structure at 1923 Avenue M. The first two approvals passed without opposition; the demolition request passed 5-1, with one abstention.

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