Proposed Rossmoyne Historic District
Rossmoyne is one of Glendale's most interesting historic neighborhoods, rich with some of our finest residential architecture. In April 2010, the Historic Preservation Commission considered a nomination filed by area residents to establish a historic district consisting of 504 single-family homes in the area subdivided as Rossmoyne in 1923. The Commission voted unanimously to allow the designation process to begin, finding that the neighborhood appears to meet several of the City's criteria for designation.
If you have any questions about the proposed district or the designation process, please contact Jay Platt, Historic Preservation Planner, at either (818) 937-8155 or jplatt@ci.glendale.ca.us
Information about the proposed Rossmoyne district:
Where are we in the designation process???
Historic Resource Survey - history and district evaluation
Survey Forms for individual properties (organized by street and address)
Charts containing information about each property's contributing status, style, and construction date
Historic tract maps
District Nomination
(large file, so it'll take awhile to open...)
Proposed District Map
Materials and Presentations from Public Meetings and Hearings
General information about historic districts:
Historic District Handbook
Historic District Q&A: answers to commonly-asked questions
Historic District Process Flowchart: from application to City Council decision
Historic District Residential Design Guidelines
These guidelines help property owners in designated districts determine what kinds of work may
or may not be appropriate for their homes. Generally, projects meeting the guidelines can be
approved at
staff level, without further review by the Historic Preservation Commission
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