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Historic Preservation
Protecting Heritage
In 1991, the City of Grapevine adopted a Historic Preservation Ordinance in an effort to protect the city's rich, unique architectural heritage. The ordinance created the Historic Preservation Commission and a process for designating historic districts and landmarks. The city has the Historic Township District, five local historic districts and individual residential and commercial historic landmarks.
Exterior alterations to buildings and properties within these historic districts and landmarks are required to conform to recommendations found in the district's or landmark's design guidelines. The design review process for complying with these recommendations is through a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Historic Preservation Commission.
Grapevine's residents and business owners enjoy the advantages of living and working in a historic neighborhood protected from inappropriate changes. By preserving and maintaining visual architectural character, the Historic Preservation Commission ensures that future generations will enjoy the benefits of Grapevine's rich architectural heritage.
To review the City of Grapevine Historic Preservation Ordinance, click on the link below:
Contact Us
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David Klempin
Historic Preservation Officer
Manager, Heritage Programs & Preservation
Grapevine Convention & Visitors Bureau
636 S. Main St.
Grapevine, TX 76051
817.410.3197
Email
Hours
Monday - Friday
8am – 5pm
- What are the advantages of owning property in a historic district or an individual landmark?
- How do I know if I own property in a designated historic district or landmark?
- Is being designated a City of Grapevine Historic District or Landmark different from being listed on the National Register of Historic Places?