Historic Preservation Commission Who are they? | What do they do? | When do they meet? | How can I get involved? Back to Previous Page . Who are they? The Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) is dedicated to preserving the City's cultural and architectural heritage. The Commission is appointed by the City Council. At the present time, the Council has appointed the City's Planning Commission with the dual responsibilities of serving as the Historic Preservation Commission. The following individuals were appointed by the City Council to serve in a dual capacity as the Historic Preservation Commission / Planning Commission: Larry McNiel, Chairman Richard Macias, Vice-Chairman John Mannerino Pamela Stewart Peter Tolstoy                         Who are they? | What do they do? | When do they meet? | How can I get involved? Back to Previous Page What do they do? The HPC focuses on review of structures and sites for historic significance to determine if it is worthy of being designated as a Landmark. The HPC also reviews and must approve building plans which result in the alteration or destruction of a Landmark. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Who are they? | What do they do? | When do they meet? | How can I get involved? Back to Previous Page When do they meet? The Historic Preservation Commission holds public meetings on the second Wednesday of every month at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, 10500 Civic Center Drive (on the east side of Haven Avenue, one block south of Foothill Boulevard). . . . . . . . . . . . . .                 Who are they? | What do they do? | When do they meet? | How can I get involved? Back to Previous Page How can I get involved? Attending meetings of the Historic Preservation Commission is a good way to learn and become involved in preserving Rancho Cucamonga's history. There are local preservation groups you can join which are active in preserving the City's cultural and architectural heritage. These are listed in the Resources section.