Historic Landmarks Preservation Commission
If you live within a North Hempstead Historic District OR are a property listed on the North Hempstead List of Designated Landmarks, you must receive a Certificate of Appropriateness to make exterior changes to your house, property or structures on your property, pursuant to Chapter 27 of the Town Code. A Certificate of Appropriateness is given by the Historic Landmark Preservation Commission after a public hearing. Check below for list of Hearing Dates. The Town uses the www.mytonh.com online portal for application submissions. The online portal also has information on application submission requirements and application forms. The online portal will required a one-time registration.
Contact landmarks@northhempsteadny.gov for any questions about the Historic Landmarks Preservation Commission.
Living in a Historic District Presentation (as presented in meet and greet events for residents and stakeholders)
Additional Links
Public Meetings
Contact Landmarks@northhempsteadny.gov for more information on Historic Landmarks Preservation Commission hearings and meetings.
All meetings are held at 7PM at Town Hall, 2nd Floor - Town Board Room, 220 Plandome Road, Manhasset.
The public may view the livestream at https://northhempsteadny.gov/townboardlive.
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Tuesday,
February 11, 2025
7PM
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Application for the issuance of a Certificate of Appropriateness at the following location:
198 Warner Avenue, Roslyn Heights Historic District (Section 7, Block 25, Lot 54): Certificate of Appropriateness to install pavers, resurface driveway, replace windows, doors and construct a fence.
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Meeting Agendas & Minutes
Listing files in 'Agendas & Minutes'
Commission Members
Dina DiGiorgio, Esq - Commissioner
Frank Genese, AIA - Commissioner
Tatiana Govoni - Commissioner
Sharon Kuo - Commissioner
Harry Nicolaides, AIA - Commissioner
Patricia O’Neill, AIA - Commissioner
Ross Lumpkin - Town Historian
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