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Historic Preservation Board
Regular Meeting Times: First Monday of the Month at 11:00 AM, Fruita Civic Center
Terms: 3 Years
Council Liaison: Amy Miller
Established By: Fruita Municipal code Chapter 17.37
Number of Members: Minimum of 5 no more than 7
Composition Guidelines: There shall be 1 member of the downtown merchants, Appointment based on Application
Powers & Duties: Protects and preserves the City's architectural, historic and cultural heritage and provides educational opportunities to increase public appreciation of Fruita's unique heritage. Makes recommendations for the rehabilitation, modification or addition to historic properties and finds properties eligible for placement on the Local Register of Historic Structures, Sites, and Districts.
