Historic Surveys
In determining what was eligible for Landmark status, the City of Lafayette had to do some rigorous architectural surveys. The surveys are available below as links to large Adobe Acrobat™ documents. But these surveys are much more than just reviews of building trends through time, they're incredibly rich with material on Lafayette's past, what remains of it today, and what can be saved for the future. Take the time to download these gems for a fascinating and in-depth look at how Lafayette came to be.
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COMMERCIAL AND AGRICULTURAL PROPERTIES.PDF (9618.6KB)
This project was initiated by the Lafayette Historic Preservation Board and funded by a grant from the Certified Local Government program administered by the Colorado Historical Society.
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OLD TOWN PERIMETER SURVEY 2004.PDF(2874.7KB)
The Old Town Lafayette Perimeter Survey was a two part project consiting of a reconnaissance survey followed by an intensive survey. The survey included 199 properties as the north and south edges of Old Town.
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OLD TOWN.PDF(5691.8KB)
This survey examined 210 properties in the 18 block area east of Public Road between Baseline Road and Cleveland St. The survey gathered architectural data and identified 60 sites as potentially eligible for local landmark designations.
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WEST LAFAYETTE.PDF(15438.9KB)
This survey included 205 properties in the 20 block area west of Public Road. The survey was a two part project consisting of a reconnaissance survey, followed by an intensive survey.
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