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A request to rezone a 13.68 acre site – currently consisting of five properties with various zoning classifications (NC-C, BC-D, and INF-R) – to Downtown District/Conditional District (DD/CD) to accommodate a mixed-use master planned community.   The project proposes 13,865 sq. feet of commercial space, 3,600 sq. feet of office/ancillary uses, 4 live/work units, 47...

Historic preservation requires collaboration between different levels of government and outside agencies. Check out the resources below to learn more. Preservation Partnership Calendar Click on the image below to view the full 2022 calendar.

In 1996, the Belmont Historic District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, with 264 contributing buildings. This list recognizes the itemized buildings, structures and sites within this Historic District as significant historic resources in our community, but this designation alone does not protect these resources from demolition or irrevocable harm. This listing...

Membership The membership make-up and duties are: The board will be composed of 5 members. At least three members must live in the National Register historic district or own property within the district.  All members must reside within the city limits. The board will be appointed to two-year terms. The board will be responsible for:...

Request: to amend chapter 16 of the Belmont Land Development Code (LDC) to incorporate multimodal transportation analysis, adjust study thresholds and study areas, and expand language related to off-site mitigation options in order to address the ongoing growth demands in Belmont. Background: At the February 2021 workshop, City Council and Planning Board members had an...

The City of Belmont has a distinctive and important history as a thriving town and textile manufacturing center.  Downtown Belmont was settled in the 1750’s, originally called Garibaldi Station after the railroad station constructed there.  The area was renamed Belmont in 1833 and was officially incorporated in 1895. The city’s architectural character grew from the vision...