Salem Historic Landmarks Commission
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The Historic Landmarks Commission was established in 1986 with the City's adoption of a Historic Preservation Program.
The Commission is made up of City residents who volunteer their time and professional expertise to review, designate, and encourage the preservation of historic resources, as well as providing review of certain development applications for conformance with the design review guidelines. |
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The Commission routinely meets on the fourth Thursday of each month at 5:30 p.m. in Council Chambers, Salem Civic Center. These meetings are open to the public and everyone is encouraged to attend.
To learn more about the Historic Landmarks Commission, meeting agenda, listed historic resources, alteration/design review, research, technical assistance, code requirements, etc., explore the links on this web page, and/or contact the staff liaison at 503-588-6173.
Historic Landmarks Commission Agendas
Fairmount District
HLC Current Roster
HLC functions/duties
Historic Properties List - updated 02-19-08
Downtown Salem Historic Walking Tour [3.98MB PDF]
Salem Downtown Historic District Information for Business Owners
Overview of Salem's Residential Historic Districts and Alteration Review [1.86 MB PDF]
Researching Historic Properties
Suggested Book List
Historic Preservation Websites
SRC Chapter 120A - Historic Preservation
SRC Chapter 118 (188.300) - Specific Conditional Use for Historic Properties
Salem Online History
Historic Photograph Collection
Salem Heritage Network (SHINE)
Discover-Neighborhood-History (DISCOVER)
Neighborhood Heritage December 2008 - Volume 2, Issue 1 (Historic Property Designation)
Map of Salem's Historic Districts
Historic Landmarks Commission - Summer 2009 Newsletter 