Historical Commission
What was decided
The Historical Commission approved the June 29, 2026 meeting minutes and six new historic house plaque applications. It reviewed updates on the Demolition Delay Ordinance, MACRIS records, tercentenary markers, preservation restrictions, and the Lanesville/Lane's Cove National Registry District application. It also voted to approve CPC funding for the Maritime Gloucester marine railway project and agreed to write a letter supporting the Lanes Cove plaque project.
Decisions recorded
- Approved the June 29, 2026 meeting minutes, all in favor.
- Approved six new historic house plaque applications (281 East Main St, 5 Wiley St, 28 Friend St, 11 Pirates Lane/NSAA, 34-36 Summer St, 1206 Washington St), all in favor.
- Approved CPC funding for Maritime Gloucester's Burnham Marine Railways project, all in favor.
- Approved writing a letter in support of the Lanes Cove Plaque project, all in favor.
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Agenda
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Terms used here
- MACRIS
- Massachusetts Cultural Resource Information System, the state's inventory of historic buildings and places.
Source
This meeting is known from its minutes in the City of Gloucester Archive Center (opens in new tab). First recorded by Gloucester Publick on .