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Landmarks Preservation Commission
The Landmarks Preservation Commission safeguards the Town’s historic and cultural resources through its land marked structures and historic districts. This State of Florida Certified Commission reviews and approves structural and landscape modifications to Designated structures and properties. This commission is comprised of seven regular and three alternate members, who are registered voters of the Town of Palm Beach and appointed by the town council, and who have, to the highest extent practicable, a special knowledge of and a known interest in landmarks preservation. One commissioner may be a non-registered voter who possesses specific knowledge or skills directly related to the preservation of historic structures or property. Download Application.
Garden Club of Palm Beach Going Native Brochure
Garden Club of Palm Beach Native Plant List
Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness (COA)
Properties that are Landmarked in the Town
Town of Palm Beach Historic Site Survey prepared by Environmental Services, Inc. (December 2020)
Members of this board/commission must be registered voters in the Town of Palm Beach. Applicants must attach a copy of both sides of their Voter Registration card with their application. Failure to provide the copy of the required voter registration card shall be grounds for rejection of the application.
Current Members
Richard Rene Silvin, Chairman
Sue Patterson, Vice Chairman
Jacqueline Albarran, Architect, Member
Patrick W. Segraves, Architect, Member
Kim Coleman, Member
John T. Gannon, Member
Anne Fairfax, Member
Anne G. Metzger, Alternate Member
Fernando Wong, Alternate Member
Brittain Damgard, Alternate Member
Meeting Agendas & Back-up Documents
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