Historic Preservation

The Historic and Cultural Preservation Commission's main objective is to strengthen civic and cultural pride by developing programs to educate the public regarding the history of the Cedar Park area and to establish and develop a preservation ethic within the community.

Time Commitment: The Board meets on a monthly basis. The meetings are held in the evening and are approximately 2-4 hours in duration. Additional time is required to read relevant reports and documentation. Special meetings with the City Council are scheduled on an as needed basis.

Term: Each Board Member serves a two-year staggered term.

Members: The Board is comprised of five members appointed by the City Council. Members should be residents of the City of Cedar Park, and can be removed from the board at the will of Council.

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Board Members:

Our Goals & Objectives

1. Protect, enhance and perpetuate resources that represent distinctive and significant elements of the city’s historical, social, cultural, architectural and archaeological heritage for present and future residents.
   
   
2. Support the efforts of private groups and businesses in preserving, maintaining and rehabilitating historic sites and structures.
   
   
3. Provide a review process for the continued preservation and appropriate development of the city’s historical resources that will not only preserve the past but also enhance the city’s attractions to promote business and stimulate tourism.
   
   
4. Maintain an effective partnership with state and federal agencies for historic preservation activities.
   
   
5. Seek additional sources of funding and technical assistance for historic preservation activities.
   
   
6. Strengthen civic and cultural pride by developing programs to educate the public regarding the history of the Cedar Park area and to establish and develop a preservation ethic within the community.