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Bozeman Historic Preservation Advisory Board — March 31, 2026
Bozeman Historic Preservation Advisory Board — March 31, 2026
The Historic Preservation Advisory Board digs into the proposed Local Landmark Program and discovers it's far more complex than anticipated. With consultant Adrienne Burke walking through examples from across the country, the board grapples with how to make landmarks work both inside and outside the Neighborhood Conservation Overlay District — and whether creating landmark districts requires going through the full zoning amendment process.
Chapters
00:00:00 – Introduction
00:00:38 – Phase 2: Landmark Program Overview
00:01:29 – Regulatory vs. Non-Regulatory Models
00:02:53 – The Zoning Amendment Dispute
00:04:29 – What Can Be Landmarked?
00:05:24 – Conservation vs. Preservation
00:05:50 – Certified Local Government Update
00:06:12 – Design Guidelines Engagement Week
00:06:28 – Interim Zoning on Future Agenda
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By Mark EggeBozeman Historic Preservation Advisory Board — March 31, 2026
The Historic Preservation Advisory Board digs into the proposed Local Landmark Program and discovers it's far more complex than anticipated. With consultant Adrienne Burke walking through examples from across the country, the board grapples with how to make landmarks work both inside and outside the Neighborhood Conservation Overlay District — and whether creating landmark districts requires going through the full zoning amendment process.
Chapters
00:00:00 – Introduction
00:00:38 – Phase 2: Landmark Program Overview
00:01:29 – Regulatory vs. Non-Regulatory Models
00:02:53 – The Zoning Amendment Dispute
00:04:29 – What Can Be Landmarked?
00:05:24 – Conservation vs. Preservation
00:05:50 – Certified Local Government Update
00:06:12 – Design Guidelines Engagement Week
00:06:28 – Interim Zoning on Future Agenda