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1. How qualified are the Board members who review my plans for alterations?: The Titusville Historic Preservation Board consists of seven members and two alternates with a wide variety of experience and interest in historic preservation. Four of the members must be Titusville residents. Local historian, and/or architectural or art historian, architect, urban and regional planner, landscape architect, lawyer, engineer and/or building contractor, realtor and/or property appraiser, interested residents of city historic districts; and Brevard County Historic Preservation Commission. All members of the Board are appointed by the City Council.

2. Do the members of the Titusville Historic Preservation Board receive salaries for their public service?: No. They volunteer their time because of their interest and/or experience with older structures as well as their commitment to historic preservation in Titusville. Members typically serve for two year terms and can be reappointed.

3. In addition to overseeing the Local Historic Districts, what other activities does the Board engage in?: The Board and its staff develops educational material and fosters community pride about local history and preservation through a variety of activities.

NOTICE OF CUSTODIAN OF PUBLIC RECORDS: The City of Titusville has designated the City Clerk, Wanda Wells, its Custodian of Public Records pursuant to Chapter 119, Florida Statutes. Anyone wishing to inspect or copy public records consistent with Florida law should contact the

Custodian of Public Records at:
City of Titusville | Custodian of Public Records | Wanda Wells, City Clerk | 555 South Washington Avenue | PO Box 2806 (32781-2806) | Titusville, FL 32796 | Phone: (321) 567-3775 | Send Email: Brenda.Evans@Titusville.com

Under Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing.

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