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Historic Preservation Commission

City of Fort Myers

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1. Continued Public Hearing: Certificate

The City of Fort Myers Historic Preservation Commission is reviewing a Certificate of Review (COR26-0199) for 1615 Cranford Avenue, located within the Dean Park Historic District. This review concerns the proposed installation of new doors and windows at the property. The item is currently under review by the commission. This project would involve work related to the replacement of exterior building components. Contractors specializing in window and door installation, carpentry, and potentially exterior finishing trades could find opportunities. Engaging with the project early, before final approvals and bidding, allows businesses to understand the project scope and requirements.

Board:
Historic Preservation Commission
Date:
2026-08-27
Type:
Agenda_item
Address:
1615 Cranford Ave.

1. Replacement windows and doors should retain the same

This item concerns proposed replacement windows and doors for a property within the City of Fort Myers' historic district. The proposal requires that any new windows and doors must keep the same layout and details as the original ones. This matter is currently under review by the Historic Preservation Commission. If approved, the project would involve the removal of existing windows and doors and the installation of new ones that match the historic design. This could create opportunities for contractors specializing in window and door replacement, carpentry, and potentially painting and finishing services. Early engagement with the property owner or developer could provide insight into specific project timelines and requirements before formal bids are solicited.

Board:
Historic Preservation Commission
Date:
2026-08-27
Type:
Agenda_item

1. Replacement windows and doors should retain the same

This item concerns proposed replacement windows and doors for a historic property. The proposal requires that the new windows and doors maintain the same configuration and details as the original ones. This matter is currently under review by the Historic Preservation Commission. The project would involve the removal of existing windows and doors and the installation of new ones that match the original design. This could lead to opportunities for contractors specializing in historic restoration, window and door replacement, and carpentry. Early engagement with the property owner or developer could provide insight into specific project timelines and requirements before formal bids are solicited.

Board:
Historic Preservation Commission
Date:
2026-08-27
Type:
Agenda_item

1. Replacement windows and doors should retain the same

This item concerns proposed replacement windows and doors for a property within the City of Fort Myers' historic district. The proposal requires that any new windows and doors must keep the same layout and details as the existing ones. This matter is currently under review by the Historic Preservation Commission. If approved, the project would involve the removal of old windows and doors and the installation of new ones that match the original design. This could create opportunities for contractors specializing in window and door replacement, carpentry, and potentially painting and finishing services. Early engagement with the property owner or applicant could provide insight into specific project timelines and requirements before formal bids are solicited.

Board:
Historic Preservation Commission
Date:
2026-08-27
Type:
Agenda_item

1. Staff finds the proposed door and windows comply with the City of Fort

Historic Preservation Commission listed this item on its agenda for 2026-08-27 in City of Fort Myers. The posted record gives the item title and nothing else, so there is no site, no size and no applicant on file for it yet. Local businesses that want to follow it can open the official agenda link above and watch for the fuller write-up the body posts as the meeting gets closer.

Board:
Historic Preservation Commission
Date:
2026-08-27
Type:
Agenda_item

1. Staff finds the proposed windows at the rear of the house comply with the

Historic Preservation Commission listed this item on its agenda for 2026-08-27 in City of Fort Myers. The posted record gives the item title and nothing else, so there is no site, no size and no applicant on file for it yet. Local businesses that want to follow it can open the official agenda link above and watch for the fuller write-up the body posts as the meeting gets closer.

Board:
Historic Preservation Commission
Date:
2026-08-27
Type:
Agenda_item

1. Staff makes a finding that the proposed modifications comply with the City

This item concerns proposed modifications to a property located in the City of Fort Myers. The staff has made a finding that these changes meet the city's Land Development Code and historic preservation standards. The project is currently under review by the Historic Preservation Commission. While specific details about the property's current or proposed use, size, or address are not provided, the review suggests potential work related to historic rehabilitation or modification. This could involve specialized trades for restoration, repair, or integration of new elements while respecting historical integrity. Businesses involved in historic preservation, specialized construction, and related consulting services may find opportunities as the project moves through the review process. Early engagement could be beneficial before final plans and permits are issued.

Board:
Historic Preservation Commission
Date:
2026-08-27
Type:
Agenda_item

1. The property located at 1615 Cranford Avenue is a contributing structure

The Historic Preservation Commission of the City of Fort Myers is reviewing a property at 1615 Cranford Avenue. This property is a contributing structure within the Dean Park Historic District and was built in 1931. The review is currently planned and under consideration by the commission. While no specific project details are yet available, this review could lead to future work related to historic preservation or renovation. Businesses involved in historic building materials, specialized carpentry, restoration services, and architectural consulting may find opportunities as plans develop. Engaging early allows contractors and suppliers to understand the historic district's requirements and potentially bid on future preservation or rehabilitation projects.

Board:
Historic Preservation Commission
Date:
2026-08-27
Type:
Agenda_item
Address:
1615 Cranford Avenue

1. The property located at 1615 Cranford Avenue is a contributing structure

The property at 1615 Cranford Avenue, a contributing structure in the Dean Park Historic District, is under review. This historic home was built in 1931. The current review stage means that any proposed changes or renovations to this property are being considered. This process could lead to work involving the restoration or modification of historic structures. Contractors specializing in historic preservation, carpentry, painting, roofing, and specialized trades may find opportunities. Early engagement with the property owner or relevant historic preservation staff could provide insight into potential project needs before formal plans are finalized.

Board:
Historic Preservation Commission
Date:
2026-08-27
Type:
Agenda_item
Address:
1615 Cranford Avenue

1. The property located at 1706 Marlyn Road is a hollow-tile cottage with

The Historic Preservation Commission of Fort Myers is reviewing a property at 1706 Marlyn Road. This property is a hollow-tile cottage with a carport, built in 1943, and is considered a contributing structure within the Edison Park Historic District. The current status is under review by the commission. This review could lead to future work involving the preservation or renovation of historic structures. Contractors specializing in historic building materials, carpentry, painting, and potentially roofing and concrete work may find opportunities. Suppliers of specialized building materials and service providers focused on historic property maintenance could also be involved. Engaging early allows businesses to understand the project's scope and requirements before formal bidding processes begin.

Board:
Historic Preservation Commission
Date:
2026-08-27
Type:
Agenda_item
Address:
1706 Marlyn Road

1. The property located at 3705 McKinley Avenue is a contributing structure

The Historic Preservation Commission of Fort Myers is reviewing a property at 3705 McKinley Avenue. This structure, built in 1925, is noted as a contributing building within the Seminole Park Historic District. The current status is under review by the commission. This review could lead to future work related to the preservation or potential renovation of this historic property. Businesses specializing in historic building trades, restoration services, and related material suppliers may find opportunities as plans develop. Early engagement with the project stakeholders is advised.

Board:
Historic Preservation Commission
Date:
2026-08-27
Type:
Agenda_item
Address:
3705 McKinley Avenue

1. The property located at 3705 McKinley Avenue is a contributing structure

The Historic Preservation Commission of Fort Myers is reviewing a property at 3705 McKinley Avenue. This structure, built in 1925, is noted as a contributing building within the Seminole Park Historic District. The current status is under review by the commission. This review could lead to future work related to the preservation or potential renovation of this historic structure. Businesses involved in historic building trades, architectural services, and construction could find opportunities as plans develop. Engaging early allows contractors and suppliers to understand the project's scope and requirements before formal bidding processes begin.

Board:
Historic Preservation Commission
Date:
2026-08-27
Type:
Agenda_item
Address:
3705 McKinley Avenue

1. This is a contributing structure within the Edison Park Historic District.

Historic Preservation Commission listed this item on its agenda for 2026-08-27 in City of Fort Myers. The posted record gives the item title and nothing else, so there is no site, no size and no applicant on file for it yet. Local businesses that want to follow it can open the official agenda link above and watch for the fuller write-up the body posts as the meeting gets closer.

Board:
Historic Preservation Commission
Date:
2026-08-27
Type:
Agenda_item

2. Public Hearing: Certificate of Review

The Historic Preservation Commission is considering a Certificate of Review for a property at 1706 Marlyn Road, located within the Edison Park Historic District. The proposal involves replacing a carport roof, removing existing windows, and constructing a hip wall. This item is currently under review by the commission. If approved, the project would involve work such as roofing, window replacement, and general construction. Contractors, suppliers, and service providers interested in this type of historic property work should reach out to understand the project details as it moves through the review process. Early engagement can provide an advantage before final plans and permits are issued.

Board:
Historic Preservation Commission
Date:
2026-08-27
Type:
Agenda_item
Address:
1706 Marlyn Rd., Edison Park Historic District

2. Replacing panes with stained, leaded, or beveled glass is acceptable

Historic Preservation Commission listed this item on its agenda for 2026-08-27 in City of Fort Myers. The posted record gives the item title and nothing else, so there is no site, no size and no applicant on file for it yet. Local businesses that want to follow it can open the official agenda link above and watch for the fuller write-up the body posts as the meeting gets closer.

Board:
Historic Preservation Commission
Date:
2026-08-27
Type:
Agenda_item

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