Every item on the 2026-09-14 Colorado Springs historic preservation board agenda, in the order the Historic Preservation Board will take them, with each official title quoted in full. Nothing is ranked and nothing is left out.
Agendas change. Items get continued, pulled or amended between publication and the meeting. Check the live agenda before relying on any entry below.
The agenda — 1 item
This meeting: 1 planning case.
610 Park Terrace
Agenda 5.A. · File HIST-26-0007 · Planning Case
Official title: A Report of Acceptability to re-roof the residence with a barrel-style stone-coated steel tile roof located at 610 Park Terrace. Located in Council District 5 Presenter: William Gray, Senior Planner, City Planning Department
Prior action on this item: none recorded; first appearance.
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See it at the source
The city's official meeting calendar — agendas, packets, and any change made after this was written.
Speaking at this meeting
The Historic Preservation Board's own participation notice, quoted verbatim from this meeting's agenda:
HPB - All meetings are open to the public. Those who wish to participate may do so in person or by phone. By Phone: Dial 1-720-617-3426, enter Conf ID: 726 995 215# and wait to be admitted. If you would like to comment on an agenda item, please contact the case planner for the item at 719-385-5905. If you are unable to contact them, there will still be an opportunity to speak during the meeting. Attendees participating by phone will be muted upon entry to the meeting. Please wait to be called on before speaking. Once an item has been heard, the Chair will open the public portion of the hearing for comments. There is a three (3) minute time limit for each person. Phone attendees must press *6 to un-mute.
Colorado Springs City Council's public-comment procedure does not apply here. If you have read our Council previews, do not carry the Citizen Discussion rules or the three-minute limit across to this body.
Making sense of the numbers
Each item below carries up to three different numbers. They are not versions of each other:
Agenda number (like 4A.A.) — where the item sits in this meeting's running order. It changes every meeting, so it is useless for tracking anything over time.
File number (like 26-324, or ZONE-26-0012 for land-use cases) — the city's permanent identifier for the matter itself. It stays the same from first reading to final vote, so this is the one to search on if you want to follow something.
Ordinance number (like Ordinance No. 26-39, inside the title) — assigned only once something becomes an actual ordinance. Only some items have one.
The file number and the ordinance number both begin with the year, which makes them look related. They are not: they count different things. On this agenda, file 26-324 became Ordinance 26-39, while the earlier file 26-295 became Ordinance 26-46.
Source: City of Colorado Springs Legistar, event 2823. Titles are quoted verbatim from the official record.