Herndon Council Preview: Council to Decide on HPRB Appeal

At this week's public hearing, the Herndon Town Council will vote on the appeal of a Heritage Preservation Review Board decision. 

The Town of Herndon's Heritage Preservation Review Board denied an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for the alteration of an existing structure on Jan. 28. 

The application was for a porch enclosure on the structure located at 681 Monroe Street. The applicants installed a storefront window system, enclosing an existing porch on the property without first obtaining a Certificate of Appropriateness. 

The applicant has chosen to appeal the decision of the Heritage Preservation Review Board, which the Council will decide on tonight. 

The Herndon Town Council will also vote on an ordinance that would approve two electric power easements to Virginia Power for two existing facilities at the herndon Commerce Center, located at 754 Elden St. 

This week's presentations include: 

• Distinguished Budget Presentation Award to the Directors of Finance and Human Resources

• Proclamation for Local Government Education Week (March 31-April 6)

• Proclamation for DeMolay Week (March 17-24)

The public hearing begins at 7 p.m. today at the Ingram Council Chambers, 765 Lynn St. in downtown Herndon. 

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