- 9/11 Commemoration Committee
- Amherst Committee on Disabilities
- Amherst Community Diversity Commission
- Amherst Conservation Advisory Council
- Amherst Government Financial Advisory Board
- Amherst Industrial Development Agency
- Amherst Veterans Committee
- Arts and Culture in Public Places Board
- Board of Assessment Review
- Board of Electrician Examiners
- Board of Ethics
- Board of Plumbing and Drainage Examiners
- Climate Smart Communities Task Force
- Design Advisory Board
- Employee Suggestion Program Merit Award Board
- Employee Suggestion Review Committee
- Energy Conservation Citizens Advisory Committee
- FOIL Board
- Glen Park Joint Board
- Historic Preservation Commission
- Information Technology Advisory Committee
- Library Board of Trustees
- Open Government Advisory Board
- Planning Board
- Records Management Advisory Board
- Recreation Commission
- Recycling and Waste Committee
- Senior Services Advisory Board
- Town Board
- Traffic Safety Board
- Tree Board
- Youth Board
- Zoning Board of Appeals
Blue Rated Properties – Local Designation Eligible
What is a "Blue Rated" property?
This is a property identified as having extremely high architectural and/or historic significance in the Town of Amherst.
Why is this significant?
Your property may be eligible to become a local landmark or listed on the National Registry of Historic Places.
Are there any restrictions?
Because your property has historic value, any demolition requests must be reviewed by the Historic Preservation Commission.
Reasons to consider landmarking?
The historic value of your property will be preserved if it is a local landmark. If you choose the honor of listing on the National Registry of Historic Places, tax credits may also be available
We are here to help!
Please contact the Town of Amherst Historic Preservation Commission via the Planning Department for more info and assistance.