The Commission meets the first Thursday of every month in room 326 of the Salt Lake City and County Building. Meetings and Public Hearings will begin at 5:30 p.m. and are open to the public. However, the Commission may receive training at earlier times as indicated on the agenda. Additional meetings are scheduled as needed.

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Meeting Participation

If you are interested in participating during the Public Hearing portion of the meetings, please join us in-person or remotely through the meeting livestreams. If you are unable to attend the hearing and would like to submit comments for the Commission’s consideration, please submit those comments to the Staff Contact for the applicable project. You can find the Staff Contact on the Historic Landmark Commission agenda.

Hybrid Meetings

A Hybrid meeting allows participation during the public hearings either in person or online. When a hybrid meeting is scheduled please check the agenda for the Webex link. View Instructions on how to join a WebEx meeting.

Meeting Livestreams

The Historic Landmark Commission meeting livestream will be available on the following platforms the day of the meeting. If you are interested in participating during the Public Hearing portion of the meetings or provide general comments, email us at historiclandmarks.comments@slcgov.com. Public Comments will be read in to record if received prior to closing of the Public Hearing and if they 2 minutes or less in length.

• Youtube – SLC Live Meetings

• SLCtv Channel 17 Live

The Historic Landmark Commission is composed of seven to eleven members, appointed by the Mayor with the advice and consent of the City Council. Each member serves a four-year term.

The Commission consists of citizens interested in historic preservation and knowledgeable about the heritage of the City. The Commission should include at least two architects and other members with preservation related experience and qualifications such as:

• Archeology

• Architectural History

• Construction

• History / Public History

• Folk Studies

• Law / Land Use Law

• Real Estate Appraisal

• Urban Planning

Residency Requirement: Each voting member shall be a resident of Salt Lake City.

For any additional information, please reference Chapter 21A.06.050.D&E.

• Encourage proper development and maintenance of historic structures and districts.

• Promote public awareness of historic preservation.

• Conduct studies of significant historic elements.

• Review demolition and alteration requests within historic districts.

• Recommend boundaries for Historic Districts to Planning Commission.

• When requested, make recommendations on conditional uses and other planning processes within historic districts.

• Make recommendations on master plans and possible ordinance revisions to Planning Commission, City Council, and Mayor’s Office.

Please see above for upcoming term expiration/vacancy dates.

If you are interested in serving on this board, please fill out and submit an application online. Only applications submitted up to one year prior to a vacancy date will be considered. The Mayor’s office will only contact applicants when considering them for specific appointments.

How to Become a Commissioner

Mayor Erin Mendenhall appoints Commission members with the advice and consent of the City Council. View application information.