Historic District Commission

The mission of the Charter Township of Oakland Historic District Commission is to promote and preserve the rich heritage of our township by safeguarding its historical resources. This is accomplished through the following:

Cultivating an appreciation for the heritage of Oakland Township.
Educating our residents about the value of preserving the buildings, structures and areas that have contributed to this heritage.
Encouraging the listing of new resources so that future generations can benefit from them.
Administering the Charter Township of Oakland’s Historic District Ordinance, Ordinance 37A.
Collaborating with other commissions and groups that have a mutual interest in preserving our Township’s heritage.

Appointment Process

Historic District Commissioners are appointed by the Board of Trustees and serve three-year terms.

Meetings

Dates & Times

The Historic District Commission normally meets the third Wednesday of the month in the Township Hall board room unless otherwise stated on the public agenda.

Meeting Procedures

The citizen’s portion of the meeting is when anyone in the audience has an opportunity to address the Zoning Board of Appeals with any questions or comments on anything that is not on the agenda.

If you would like to address the Board during the citizens portion of the meeting or during the public comment portion of a public hearing you must go up to the podium and state your name and address. Please speak clearly and keep your comments brief and to the point.