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Raleigh Historic Development Commission

Raleigh Municipal Building 222 W. Hargett St., Raleigh

The Commission typically meets on the second Wednesday of each month at 8:30 a.m. Meeting agendas are added to the BoardDocs agenda management portal. Raleigh Historic Development Commission public meetings will be broadcast live on RTN 11 and on our live streaming webpage. To watch past meetings, visit our video services page. Agenda and Participation Visit the RHDC webpage for additional information on how to participate in person or by voicemail comment. 1. Call to Order A. Roll Call 2. Consent Items A. Approval of Minutes This Agenda Item Contains an Attachment. 3. Public Comment A. Public Comment - Limit to 3 minutes B. Voice Mail Public Comment 4. Old Business A. Demolition By Neglect 101 This Agenda Item Contains an Attachment. B. Property Status Update: 313 E Cabarrus St C. Property Status Update: 316 E Cabarrus St D. Demo By Neglect Investigation - 419 N Person St This Agenda Item Contains an Attachment. 5. New Business A. Demolition by Neglect: 508 Cutler St This Agenda Item Contains an Attachment. B. Raleigh Historic Landmark Application: State Capitol Holiday Inn (320 Hillsborough St) This Agenda Item Contains an Attachment. 6. Committee Reports A. Research B. Community Awareness C. Certificate of Appropriateness 7. Other Business A. Report of Commissioners B. Report of Historic Preservation Unit This Agenda Item Contains an Attachment. 8. Adjournment A. Adjourn Meeting

Updating Raleigh’s Historic Preservation Rules

Five Points Center for Active Adults 2000 Noble Road, Raleigh

A draft ordinance with proposed changes to the historic preservation sections of the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) will be shared at two upcoming public meetings: Wednesday, August 13 at 7 p.m. - Five Points Center for Active Adults Register *this link has been updated Thursday, August 14 at 10 a.m. - Virtual Session Register The updates enhance consistency with state law and fix unclear or imprecise language. While the meetings are a chance to ask questions and learn more, all formal feedback must be submitted through the Text Change Engagement Portal beginning August 13. This ensures your input is recorded and considered as part of the public review process.