Los Alamos Historic Preservation Advisory Board Accepting Applications For Board Vacancy

HPAB News:

The Los Alamos Historic Preservation Advisory Board (HPAB) is accepting applications for one vacancy on the Board. Applicants must be Los Alamos residents. HPAB terms are for three years.

The next 36 months will be an exciting time as the Historic Preservation Advisory Board develops the Fuller Lodge Interpretive Plan. In addition, the Board will review the Historic Preservation Ordinance and Historic designations.

Previously known as the Fuller Lodge Historic Districts Advisory Board, the Board was successful in advising the capital improvement projects division on the following major renovations to Fuller Lodge:

  • Installed an interior, ADA compatible, two-floor elevator
  • Removed carpet and refinished some wood floors,
  • Removed and built a new east patio,
  • Replaced the west entry flagstone along with the steps, driveway and ramp,
  • Refurbished the windows in the wings and placed storm windows on the wings,
  • Remodeled the reservation office, and, • Remodeled the restrooms.

The HPAB meets at 5:30 p.m. on the first Wednesday of each month in the Throne Room at Fuller Lodge.

For more information and an application, see the Boards and Commissions page of the Los Alamos County website, https://www.losalamosnm.us/government/boards commissions/.

Applications can be found at this site and must be completed online.

For additional information, contact Barbara Lai, staff liaison to the board, 505.663.3436 or barbara.lai@lacnm.us. ​

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