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The Historic Landmarks Commission accepted San José’s annual Certified Local Government report, which highlighted new design standards for Eichler neighborhoods, two additions to the Historic Resources Inventory, and updates to the preservation ordinance.
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The commission reviewed and accepted the City’s yearly historic preservation report for October 1, 2024 through September 30, 2025. The report says San José adopted objective design standards for Eichler neighborhoods, added two properties to the Historic Resources Inventory, and updated the Historic Preservation Ordinance. The discussion also flagged how state housing law changes could affect historic resources and why the City wants to keep surveying and listing properties to strengthen protections.
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