Historic Preservation Board

Overview
The Historic Preservation Board works to protect and preserve the history of Castle Rock through recommendations to Town Council for designation of historic structures as landmarks at the local level.  
The board reviews and approves new construction and design renovation requests within the Craig and Gould neighborhood to maintain the historic and cultural heritage of this area.

Three of the seven board members must be residents or property owners within the Craig and Gould neighborhood. Additionally, three of the seven board members are required to have an education background or experience in archaeology, architecture, history or planning.
Castle Rock Train Depot

Current vacancies

  • Four vacancies with terms expiring May 31, 2021

Meetings


  • 6 p.m.
  • First Wednesday of each month
  • Town Hall
    100 N Wilcox St.
    Castle Rock, CO 80104
  • Meetings are open to the public and one or more Councilmembers may attend

Agenda

View current agenda packet
 

Minutes


View most recent | View minutes for meetings prior to 2018

Members

  • John Beystehner - Chair
  • Desiree LaFleur - Vice Chair
  • Carlos Salinas
  • Rebecca Smoldt
  • Michelle Wimmer
  • David Goode
  • Greg Romero

Town Council liaison

  • Mayor Pro Tem Bower
If you are interested in seeing your property designated as a local landmark or placed on the National Register of Historic Places, look at our

 Historic Research Guide.


This Castle Rock Place Matters


Several local organizations are working together to promote awareness and interest in Castle Rock's history through a "This Castle Rock Place Matters" campaign. View the Facebook page for the effort.