Historic Preservation
Commission MembersConnie McGuire
Liberty Willett Jim Caufield Chris Hinds Larry Moore Brian Eiteman Vacant Seat |
Articles About Perry's History
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Meetings
Meetings of the Perry Historical Commission are held on fourth Monday of each month at 5:00 p.m. at Perry City Hall, 1102 Willis Avenue.
Please contact the City Clerk at 515-465-2481 for more information.
Please contact the City Clerk at 515-465-2481 for more information.
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About Us
The importance of a community Historic Preservation Commission, while fostering pride in the legacy of beauty and achievement of the past, can also be seen in the way an active Historic Preservation Commission can strengthen the economy of the city. The Perry Historic Preservation Commission consists of seven persons with a majority of the members being residents of the City of Perry. These members are appointed by the Mayor with the consent of the Perry City Council. All of the members will demonstrate a positive interest in historic preservation; possess interest or expertise in architecture, architectural history, historic preservation, city planning, building rehabilitation and conservation in general or real estate. Perry Historic Preservation members are appointed for a period of three years. The Historic Preservation Commission will elect a Chairperson and Secretary annually.
The Perry Historic Preservation Commission works in compliance with the Iowa State Historical Society, who provides training, requires submittal of annual reports and oversees the requirements for a structure or site to be placed on the National Historic Register. The Historic Preservation Commission may accept unconditional gifts and donations of real and personal property, including money for the purpose of historic preservation. The Perry Historic Preservation Commission annually works to promote and conduct educational and interpretive programs on historic properties within its jurisdiction.
The City of Perry Historic/Cultural District has placed over 50 structures on the National Historic Register. The latest addition to the National Historic Register is St. Patrick’s Catholic Church.
The Perry Historic Preservation Commission works in compliance with the Iowa State Historical Society, who provides training, requires submittal of annual reports and oversees the requirements for a structure or site to be placed on the National Historic Register. The Historic Preservation Commission may accept unconditional gifts and donations of real and personal property, including money for the purpose of historic preservation. The Perry Historic Preservation Commission annually works to promote and conduct educational and interpretive programs on historic properties within its jurisdiction.
The City of Perry Historic/Cultural District has placed over 50 structures on the National Historic Register. The latest addition to the National Historic Register is St. Patrick’s Catholic Church.
