The Town of Elizabeth is a Certified Local Government through History Colorado. The program exists to protect the town’s architectural and cultural heritage by protecting its historic resources and providing incentives for historic preservation.
HISTORIC ADVISORY BOARDJohn Quest, Chair (Term ends 12/31/2024)Aimee Woodall, Vice-Chair (Term ends 12/31/2024)Bob Rasmussen, Historian, (Term ends 12/31/2025)Dennis Rodriguez, Board Member (Term ends 12/31/2025)Open Position, Board Member (Term ends 12/31/2025)Jacque Hallett, Board Member (Term ends 12/31/2026)Lynn Mitchell, Board Member (Term ends 12/31/2026)One open position on the Historic Advisory Board; Town residency not required for Board position; Contact Community Development 303-646-4166 x4The Historic Advisory Board meets the first Monday of every month at 4:30 p.m.
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Designated as a Historic Structure by Elizabeth Board of Trustees228 S Banner Street, Resolution 99R03, 3/23/1999589 S Banner Street, Resolution 00R01, 1/25/2000286 S Main Street, Resolution 01R15, 5/22/2001188 S Main Street, Resolution 03R05, 8/12/2003338 S Main Street, Resolution 03R06, 8/26/2003619 S Main Street, Resolution 03R08, 9/23/2003473 S Pine Street, Resolution 04R05, 2/24/2004271 S Main Street, Resolution 06R06, 5/23/2006Colorado State Register of Historic Properties239 S Main Street, 5EL.295, 3/8/1996188 S Main Street, 5EL.321, 3/10/2023National Register of Historic Places188 S Main Street, 5EL.321, 3/10/2023 |
A presentation by History Colorado on Tax Credits and Grants was held at the Historic Advisory Board meeting on Monday, July 17, 2023 and is available below.
In 2022, the Historic Advisory Board and Town Staff created and distributed a survey to reevaluate how the Town's citizens and patrons felt about historic preservation. The purpose was to ensure that the Town code reflected those thoughts on preservation. A copy of the document is provided below: Historic Preservation Survey Results 2022. You may also contact the Community Development office for additional information.