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The board approved the November minutes as corrected and discussed demolition reports, an oral history proposal, outreach plans, and a possible 1,000-foot buffer for group homes near schools raised in the Planning Commission report.
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The Historic Resources Board approved its November minutes with corrections. Members also reviewed demolition reports, including one about a 9th Street property once owned by Mayor Manning’s daughter, and that report will be shared with City Council liaisons, the Planning Department, and property owners. The board discussed education and outreach efforts, including visiting teachers, returning to Surf City Nights in April, and continuing work on an oral history proposal. The Planning Commission report also noted a recommended 1,000-foot buffer between group homes and schools.
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