German Village Commission

The German Village Commission is a governmental organization appointed by the Mayor of Columbus, Ohio to "preserve, protect and enhance the unique architectural and historical features of the German Village Historic District." The commission has the power to approve architectural designs and exterior alterations. The commission was formed in 1960 pursuant to ordinances #976-60 and #1221-60.[1]

Commissioners[2]Position
Anthony HartkeChairman, Recommended by German Village Society
Jay PanzerVice Chairman
Charissa DurstArchitect
Brett LeukartDesignee of Mayor
Karen McCoyDesignee of Council
Mark OursArchitect
Ned ThiellRecommended by German Village Society
German Village Commission
AbbreviationGVC
Formation1960
TypeGovernmental organization
HeadquartersColumbus, Ohio
Chairman
Anthony Hartke
WebsiteGerman Village Commission

References
  1. "German Village Commission", City of Columbus, Retrieved 29 sept 2009.
  2. "German Village Commission" Archived 2008-05-16 at the Wayback Machine, German Village Society, Retrieved 29 sept 2009.
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