Richmond Historical Commission Under City Ordinance - UDC Section 6.2.104

The Richmond Historical Commission hereinafter referred to as “RHC” is a five member board appointed by the City Commission based upon applications and qualifications pursuant to the UDC Section 6.2, Administrative Bodies.  The Commission members preferably have a background in disciplines of architecture, history, urban planning, real estate, law, archeology, or other disciplines related to historic preservation.  The RHC is an advisory board to the City Commission making recommendations of proposed changes to ordinances, building codes, general plans, or other adopted policies in the City regarding the Historic District “HD”.  The RHC maintains records, reviews and recommends, and recognizes Historic Landmarks or properties within the HD.  The RHC is a vital part of sustaining and protecting the HD and increasing the public awareness of the value of historic, cultural, and architectural preservation by developing and participating in public education programs.  For a complete list of requirements and qualifications, powers and duties of the Richmond Historical Commission, please see the Unified Development Code, Section 6.2.104,  Richmond Historical Commission, found under Departments/Planning and Zoning/Development Codes and Plans. 

CITY OF RICHMOND, TEXAS HISTORIC OVERLAY DISTRICT STORY MAP An interactive story map promoting features of the City of Richmond’s Historic Overlay District, including a mission statement for the District, as well as design guidelines and standards. Additionally, the story map also includes a virtual tour of historic sites in and around the Historic Overlay District!

Commission Meetings
Every Third Tuesday of the Month at 8:00 a.m. at 600 Morton Street (City Hall Annex), Richmond, TX 77469

Commission Members

Madeline Calcote-Garcia, Representative from the FB History Association, non-voting ex-officio (No Term Limit)
Jess Stuart, Representative from the FBCHC, non-voting ex-officio (No Term Limit)
Mason Garcia, Historic Preservation Officer, non-voting