Historic Preservation Program
Madison's local preservation program is administered by the Madison Historic Preservation Commission (HPC), established in 1987. This dedicated volunteer board protects the community's wealth of historic resources, first listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. Because of the work of the HPC, Madison also qualifies as a Certified Local Government (CLG) community. In addition, the board serves as the Design Committee for the Madison Main Street Program. This civic board also works cooperatively to sponsor community preservation with local non-profits: Morgan County Historical Society, Morgan County Landmarks Society, Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, and Madison-Morgan African-American Museum.
HPC COMMISSIONERS
Donna Crouch
Louise Hannah
Stratton Hicky
Marti Jessup
Shandon Land VCH
Bill Rushing, CH
Joe Smith
s Inaugural Committee
s Past HPC Commissioners
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ORDINANCE:
Madison Code of Ordinances, Chapter 42
BOARD:
Madison Historic Preservation Commission (HPC)
MEETINGS:
2nd Tuesday of the month, 5:00 p.m.
4th Tuesday of the month (if called), 5:00 p.m.
Madison City Hall Conference Room
s Upcoming HPC Agenda
PRESERVATION HIGHLIGHTS:
 Madison Historic Preservation Manual
National Trust for Historic Preservation Award-Winning Preservation Guidelines
2001 HPF Grant Project - Digitization
...although the original manual is out of print, you may download the HPC Manual or request a disk!
Design Criteria
Abridged Update to the Madison Historic Preservation Manual
1998 HPF Grant Project
...review in advance the issues/questions that the HPC considers during design review - HPC Criteria.
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