Design Review Subcommittee request

Design Review Subcommittee request

Please complete this form to request to meet with the Historic Landmark Commission (HLC) Design Review Subcommittee regarding your historic property project. The purpose of the subcommittee is to assist applicants with the design of their projects prior to application submittal. Design Review Meetings give applicants the opportunity to meet with staff and members of the HLC to ensure that projects meet the requirements found in Chapter 66 Historic Preservation.

Meetings are held on the last Tuesday of every month from 3-5pm and are held at City Hall. Applicants are typically given 30-60 minutes to meet with the subcommittee depending on the number of applicants scheduled.

Is your property historically designated? You can search your address on our Planning Map or contact Katie Totman to confirm at ktotman@newbraunfels.gov or (830) 221-4086.

Property Information

Street:*

(Of Subject Property)

City:*

State:*

Zip:*

Applicant Information

Name:*

Email Address:*

Is Applicant Address Different than Property Address?*

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Street:*

City:*

State:*

Zip:*

Phone Number:*

Phone

Are you the property owner?*

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Project Description:*

File Upload*

Please include as much information as possible, such as the following information (depending on your request, some information may not be applicable). This will help guide the conversation with the commissioners and staff and allow for a productive meeting.

• Pictures of the building/property

• Site plan/Survey of the property

• Construction drawings showing what is proposed (i.e., for new construction, additions, alterations)

• Signage mockups (this is meant for commercial properties that may be working on designing exterior signage)

Drag and drop files here or

Have you submitted a Certificate of Alteration?*

If you have not click here to do so.

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Applicant Acknolwedgement*

By checking this box, I understand that a meeting with the Design Review Subcommittee does not guarantee an approval of, nor does it take the place of a Certificate of Alteration (COA).

Send me a copy of my responses

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