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Bookmark or Share- Preservation - SF PlanningHistoric preservation provides an understanding of the location, distribution, and significance of historic and cultural resources. It is an effective strategy for conserving significant elements of the built environment to maintain a tangible physical connection to the past.
- Historic Preservation FAQs - SF PlanningHistoric Preservation FAQs. How do I find out if my building is considered a historic resource? How many historic buildings are there in San Francisco? What is the difference between local, state, and federal level historic designations? How do Article 11 districts differ from Article 10?
- Check your property’s historic resource status | San FranciscoCheck in the Property Information Map. Search with your address or block and lot number. Look in the Historic Preservation section. Properties are categorized as: A: It is an Historical Resource. This means the building or the neighborhood is historic.
- San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission - Civic HubThe Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) is a seven-member body advises the Mayor, City Council and City departments on San Francisco's historic preservation goals, policies and programs.
- Historic Preservation Commission - SF PlanningThe Historic Preservation Commission was established in 2008 by Charter Section 4.135 and is a seven-member body advises the Mayor, Board of Supervisors and City Departments on San Francisco historic preservation goals, policies and programs. All members are nominated by the Mayor and subject to approval by the Board of Supervisors.
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