Architectural Review Board

The history of Dover is important, if not critical, to the future of the city. The Architectural Review Board has been developed to preserve the buildings that make Dover unique as well as protect the integrity of historic character in the city. The Review Board is designed to be a legal support establishment that will promote tourism, economic development, education and redevelopment. The nine-person board consists of at least six residents, as well as elected officials and architects. Board meetings are the first and third Wednesdays of each month at 3 p.m. in council chambers.

To learn more about the Architectural Review Board, call the Mayor’s office at (330) 343-6726.

Documents

Historic Preservation Briefs Pamphlet
National Register of Historic Places
Dover Architectural Guide for Historic Districts
Dover Architectural Review Board Minutes
Dover Design Review Process
Historic District Guide for Commercial Properties
Dover Guide for Corridor Districts
Preservation Ordinance
Dover Certificate of Appropriateness Application

Being mayor of our proud city is a responsibility I cherish. Our people and businesses demand quality, and we're committed to deliver.
Mayor Rick Homrighausen