Smyrna has a unique history which is reflected by its architecture and town plan. Over the years, much of the original architectural has been lost. Restoring it through rehabilitation is the key to making Smyrna an important historic site and creating an identity for the historic district that will attract tourists and increase community pride.
In July of 2003, an ordinance to amend the Town Code of the Town of Smyrna by adding a new Chapter 19 entitled
Historic Preservation Ordinance was adopted. The purpose and policy of this ordinance was declared to be a matter of public policy that safeguarded the heritage of the Town, and would preserve and protect structures and districts having historic, architectural, cultural, and aesthetic values, which are in the best interests of the citizens of the Town of Smyrna.
New construction or any changes to the exterior of buildings in the overlay zone must also be approved by the Historic District Review Board.
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Historic Review Board agendas and minutes.