11.06.25 Historical and Landmarks Commission Meeting
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Santa Clara Boards and Commissions
1h 20m
1 speaker
8 agenda items
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What was covered in the call‑to‑order and roll‑call at the start of the meeting?
I'm gonna start. Okay. It is Now call to order a historical landmarks commission meeting of November sixth, twenty twenty five at six oh two PM. First order of business is roll call, uh, Vice Chair Stocks. Yeah. Commissioner Vargas Smith. Commissioner Romano. Yeah. Commissioner Salso. Commissioner Sinciarte. Yeah. Commissioner Farsnay. And I am chair long. We are at Or commission today.
Mm. Right.
Next order of business is continuances and exceptions. The part this part of the meeting allows for applicants, members of public or other interest parties. So request an item to be one, continue without hearing, two, withdrawn, or three taken out of order. Are there any requests for applicants, public or the commission for continuance or exception for any of the items we have on tonight's agenda? Seeing none.
Oh no we online. I see Leslie online. Um We don't have anybody else like here or online. Um So the next item we have is consent calendar. The procedure for consent calendar is as follows consent calendar items may be enacted, approved, or adopted by one motion unless requested to be removed by anyone for discussion or explanation. If any member of the historical and landmarks commission staff, the applicant or member of the public wishes to comment on a consent calendar item or would like the item to be heard on a regular agenda Make this request now. The item listed on the consent calendar with associated file number constitute public hearing items. Following items on today's consent calendar, we only have the meeting minutes of October second, twenty twenty five.
And I will say that I will abstain from this item because I was not present. So I'm Okay. Yeah. Uh do I have um Do I have a motion to adopt the consent calendar? Any questions or comments anybody would like to pull anything to discuss? I move to accept the consent calendar. Thank you. We have a motion. Do we have a second? I second the motion. Second, I have a second. Those who are in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. Uh opposed? Abstain. I got one abstain. Thank you. No, no. Next we have public presentations. Are there any members of the public that would like to briefly address the commission on any items that's not on the agenda? We do not have any members of a public in chamber. Um We don't do not have other members of the public in the
Zoom room either. So we'll move on. Um public hearing. So we don't have any applicants for like any applications tonight, but like we do have two items that we did um uh agendis so we're moving on to These items. So item two is R C C twenty five's fifteen fifty seven, a recap of a CPF conference in from May twenty twenty five. You know, defer to the presenter. Yeah. Is there a way for me to Put my slides up or what's the best way to do it? You and Zoom. No, no. Get on to They never get on. One second, please.
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So difficult have a Presentation from Commissioner Romano tonight.
Hello, everybody. So I apologize that this has taken six months to get around, but I just kept either not getting on the agenda or not getting to it. So I wanted to give a quick update of the things that I experienced at the conference for the California Preservation Foundation conference in May in Sacramento that I attended with Commissioner Vargas Smith and Commissioner Sark. In Sierra. Geez, I just blanked out. I'm so sorry, Yvonne. Okay. And so um the one that hit me the most that I was nearest and dearest to my heart was uh the discussion on historic districts. And there were many different municipalities that came and spoke at all different um Points in their process. Some were brand new and just trying to figure out how many historic resources they even had.
Some were kinda in the middle like we are. And thinking about maybe doing districts and we have a process in place at our inventory. And then kind of the gold star was Sacramento. So I decided to choose them as kind of a North Star of all the things you could see that they did. Doesn't mean that it's necessary everything that we want to do, but it's a it I thought it had a good approach of using all the levers that they could pull.
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Agenda
8 items
1
What was covered in the call‑to‑order and roll‑call at the start of the meeting?
0:03–12:18
2
How did the commission handle the consent calendar and approve the meeting minutes?
12:18–23:19
3
What key points were presented about the Sacramento historic districts and their processes?
23:19–32:29
4
How did the discussion explain the role of the Mills Act and historic district guidelines?
32:29–44:15
5
Why is the T. Bierco Velasquez gravesite being considered for landmark designation?
44:15–55:56
6
What questions were raised about the designation process and the city council’s authority?
55:56–1:04:46
7
How are subcommittees, banner projects, and community outreach being planned?
1:04:46–1:13:30
8
What were the final board reports, upcoming meetings, and the motion to adjourn?
1:13:30–1:20:43
Speakers
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