City of Lincoln Planning Historic Preservation Commission Agenda

The City of Lincoln Historic Preservation Commission will hold a 
scheduled public meeting on Thursday, September 29, 2005.  The meeting will convene at 1:30 p.m. in 
Room 106, 1st floor, New County-City Building, 555 S. 10th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska, to consider the following 
agenda.  
For more information, contact the Planning Department at 441-7491. 
 


Agenda of September 29, 2005

1.  Approve meeting notes for July 21, 2005.

2.  Opportunity for persons with limited time or with an item not appearing on the agenda to address the 
     Commission.

DISCUSSION AND RECOMMENDATION
	
3.  Applications for Certificates of Appropriateness for work at the Huber/Port Huron Building, 801 Q Street 
     in the Haymarket Landmark District;
	a) Sign for “Licorice International,” and
	b) Sign for “From Nebraska” gift shop.

4.  Application by John C. Ball for a Certificate of Appropriateness for work at the Professor Candy House, 
     a designated landmark at 1003 H Street.

5.  Application by John C. Ball for a Certificate of Appropriateness for work at the Professor Candy House, 
     a designated landmark at 1003 H Street.

6.  Application by “Blue Orchid” for a certificate of appropriateness for work at Old Federal Building (d.b.a. 
     Federal Place), a designated landmark at 129 N. 10th Street.

7.  Application by Blue Orchid for a certificate of appropriateness for work at Old Federal Building (d.b.a. 
     Federal Place), a designated landmark at 129 N. 10th Street.

8.  Application by Troy Falk for a certificate of appropriateness for work at the Apothecary Building, 140 N. 
     8th Street, in the Haymarket Landmark District.

9.  Request for advisory review by Urban Development Department of streetscape improvements in and 
     adjacent to the Haymarket Landmark District, including relocation of kiosks to P Street near N. 9th Street and 
     Q Street near N. 9th Street, and landscaping in the North 7th Street right-of-way, north of Q Street, adjacent to the 
     Haymarket Landmark District.

OTHER

10.  Miscellaneous/staff report:

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