Preserving the Past for the Future
North Tonawanda Historic Preservation Commission
About
The North Tonawanda Historic Preservation Commission (NTHPC) is a Certified Local Government (CLG) within the City of North Tonawanda. It was established in 2005 when the North Tonawanda Common Council adopted a Historic Preservation Ordinance, Chapter 51 of the City Code.
The Historic Preservation Commission reviews applications for alterations to the Local Downtown District and Local Landmarks, provides guidance on Preservation within the City, and acts as general stewards of the City's Historic fabric. The HPC follows the New York State and Federal processes to protect our heritage while ensuring that Preservation is used as a tool to promote growth, revitalization, and the appreciation of our diverse neighborhoods.
GET STARTED ON YOUR APPLICATION
Are you a building owner or acting as a representative for a design service? Please fill out a Certificate of Appropriateness detailing any proposed changes to the exterior of property within the Local Downtown District or Locally Landmarked structure. If you would like to propose a Local Landmarking of an Historic object or property please fill out the Local Landmarking application.
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Upcoming events
The NTHPC meets on the third Monday of the month at North Tonawanda City Hall. In the event of a holiday, the HPC meeting is held on the third Tuesday, a one day delay. If there are not applications and substantial agenda items, a meeting may be cancelled. This information will be reflected on our calendar.
Contact us
216 Payne Avenue
North Tonawanda, NY 14120