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Historic Preservation Commission June 11, 2026

City Council, Wilmington, North Carolina · June 12, 2026. Full, unedited recording published by the local government.

PROGRAM NOTE: Due to an audio technical issue, the first 10-15 seconds of the meeting are silent. OLD BUSINESS 00:03:28 1 - 814 Macumber Alley (R04817-010-012-000): New house construction NEW BUSINESS 00:42:26 2 - 503 S. 3rd Street (R05409-003-001-000): Installation of an arbor in the front yard of the property 00:50:28 3 - 126 S. 3rd Street (R05405-002-006-000): Installation of window heat pump units to provide heating and air conditioning to all areas of the accessory quarters 01:02:59 ITEMS FROM THE COMMISSION 01:33:09 ITEMS FROM THE STAFF

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