Historic Preservation Commission

Meetings


Meetings are typically held 2 Mondays prior to the regularly scheduled City Council meetings and at the call of the chairperson and at such other times as majority of the commission may determine. The meetings begin immediately after the Historic Board of Review meeting ends but no earlier than 5:45 p.m. and generally take place in the Council Chamber.

2020 HPC Meeting & Deadline Calendar

Agendas & Minutes


Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.
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Members


Position
Representative Contact Information
Ward 1
Term expires February 12, 2023		 Steve Imler
599 Church Street

 770-424-2723
Email Steve Imler
Ward 2
Term expires February 12, 2023
 David Freedman, Chairman
556 Basil Court

 (H) 770-426-5350
(B) 770-851-3175
Email David Freedman
Ward 3
Term expires November 13, 2022
 Chris Campbell
292 Vance Cir

 (C) 912-682-8714
Email Chris Campbell
Ward 4
Term expires September 11, 2022		 Mark Kirk
1888 Burnt Hickory Rd NW 

 (C) 770-422-0834
Email Mark Kirk
Ward 5
Term expires: November 14, 2021
 Carol Williams
248 Freyer Drive
 (H) 770-421-7831
(C) 404-754-3515
Email Carol Williams
Ward 6
Term expires August 8, 2021
 Rebecca Nash Paden, Secretary
607 Longstreet Drive

 (H) 770-422-6030
(C) 404-229-8940
Email Rebecca Paden
Ward 7
Term expires September 11, 2022
 Martin C. Kendall
343 Kennesaw Avenue

 (C) 404-606-1936
Email Martin Kendall

The City Council shall appoint all members of the Historic Preservation Commission who shall live within the incorporated city limits. Each of the 7 Council members shall nominate 1 individual. Each member nominated will be subject to the approval of the majority of City Council. These 7 members should have demonstrated a special interest, experience or education in history, architecture or preservation. Unless no qualified persons are willing to serve, at least 6 members shall be professionals in the fields of history (including but not limited to urban planning, archeology, conservation, and historic preservation) or architecture (including landscape architecture).

Term


Commission members shall serve for a term of three years.

Purpose


The purpose of Marietta's historic preservation ordinance is to protect and enhance the historical and aesthetic attraction to tourists and visitors and thereby promote and stimulate business, and to provide for the protection, enhancement, perpetuation, and use of places, districts, sites, buildings, structures, and works of art having a special historic, architectural, cultural, or aesthetic interest or value, and to provide reasonable flexibility for property owners to improve and maintain their properties below certain thresholds and for special circumstances.