Livingston Historic Preservation
The City of Livingston has four historic districts that are recognized by the National Register of Historic Places. These include the Westside Residential District, the Eastside Residential District, the B Street District and the Downtown District.
The Livingston Historic Preservation Commission was created by ordinance in 1981. The Commission is a resource for property owners who have questions or are seeking guidance when it comes to working on, maintaining or restoring historic properties anywhere within the community.
In addition, the Historic Preservation Commission is specifically charged with reviewing all exterior building modification within the Downtown Historic District. The Commission meets to conduct design review on the second Tuesday of each month at 3:30 p.m. in the Community Room of the City-County Building. Applications for design review need to be returned to the Historic Preservation Officer at least ten days before the meeting date in order to be placed on the Agenda. You can access the application here.
