CHARLOTTE HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION  2020 YEAR IN REVIEW  APPLICATIONS BY LOCAL DISTRICT  2020 HIGHLIGHTS  Oaklawn Park became the 7th local historic Changed to virtual HDC meetings starting in 6% increase in administrative review project Preservation Month 'Architectural Styles' social media campaign highlighting popular architectural styles in the local historic Education + outreach with regular posts on social media to highlight local, state, and national preservation projects + initiatives HDC Column in Dilworth Quarterly + Plaza Midwood The Spirit newsletters HDC Commissioners + staff attendance at statewide Certified Local Government (CLG) Staff participation in National Alliance of Preservation Commissions Forum 2020 Contributed tot the Urban Arboretum Trail Master Plan, City Cemetery Master Plan, Unified Development Ordinance + Charlotte Future2040 Comprehensive Plan.  41  district May and June applications from 2019  160  46  77  districts  14  Fourth' Ward (4.09%) Wesley Heights (13.45%)  Dilworth (46.78%) Wilmore (22.51%)  Hermitage Court (1.17%) Plazal Midwood (11.99%)  training Conference  342  246  96  Total Applications  Administrative Reviews  FullO Commission Reviews  APPLICATION DECISIONS  260  200  100  29  21  25  4 2020 Projects  3  0  Approved Approved w/ Conditions Denied 365 Day Delay Withdrawn Pending Decisions    COMMISSIONERS Kim Parati, Chair P.J. Henningson, Vice Chair Jessica Hindman, 2nd Vice Chair  APPLICATIONS BY PROJECT TYPE  Chris Barth Nichelle Bonaparte Philip Goodwin Jim Haden Christa Lineberger Chris Muryn Damon Rumsch Jill Walker THANK YOU7 TO OUTGOING COMMISSIONERS James Jordan John Phares  Minor Addition(15.29) Major Addition (3.8%) Landscape/Site (27.49%) Accessory Bldg (8.77%) Window/Door (10.23%) New Construction (1.75%) Fence(13.45%) Other (2.63%) Sign (2.63%) Restoration/Repair (6.73%) Demolition(14696) Architectural Features (5.85%)  DENIED APPLICATIONS  2  HAVE QUESTIONS2 Contact Us!  600 E. 4th Street, 8th Floor Charlotte, NC 28202-2853 P:704-336-2205 e: charlottenacchartottenc.gov www.charlottenc.gov/planning-istoricDistricts HDC meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of every month  2  @cltplanning  Not Resubmitted (50%) Resubmitted-Pending Decision (50%) Inappropriate Materals/Alterations Removal of Historic Materials  Denial  Reasons Size/Scale/Massing  The Charlotte Historic District Commission (HDC) was established in 1976 by an act of City Councilas part of the redevelopment of the Fourth Ward. Today, the MDCs/esponsibilities have grown to include design review and enforcement in the Local Historic Districts of Dilworth, Hermitage (ourt, Oaklawn Park, Plaza Midwood, Wesley Heights, and Wilmore. In addition, the HDC and its staff provide historic preservation education and technical advice for other local government agencies and the community at  HISTORIC COMMISSIC  large.