The City saved one Lake Eola house because it knocked down the other three READ HERE
The first reading of proposed ordinance #2017-3 will take place at City Council on January 23rd. The ordinance would amend section 65.720, Orlando City Code, (relating to the designation of Orlando historic landmarks) to:
- Update the criteria for evaluation and the criteria considerations to match the standards of the federal government's National Register program.
- Require consent from property owners before their property could be nominated for landmark designation.
- Streamline the landmark review process by eliminating review by the Municipal Planning Board.
Related:
- City Names Downtown Home a Landmark because it Demolished the Other Three
- City Board Says 1978 Downtown Orlando Bob Carr Center is a Historic Landmark
- Historical Landmark Status Granted to Davis Armory in Creative Village