City of Fernandina Beach and Amelia Island Museum of History Partner to Update Old Town Guidelines

The City of Fernandina Beach, the UF Historic Preservation Program and the Amelia Island Museum of History are partnering to complete a three-phase analysis and update to the Old Town Preservation and Development Guidelines.

The project is well underway and a page has been created on the City website for citizens to keep up with the project (The City of Fernandina Beach, the UF Historic Preservation Program and the Amelia Island Museum of History are partnering to complete a three-phase analysis and update to the Old Town Preservation and Development Guidelines.

The project is well underway and a page has been created on the City website for citizens to keep up with the project (www.fbfl.us/OT2021). An Old Town Survey is live and available on that page for anyone who is interested in providing feedback.

There will be a public presentation/ workshop about the project on Friday, December 18, 2020, at 6:00 PM at the Amelia Island Museum of History (additional details on above mentioned webpage).

This project has been fully funded by a Small Matching Grant from the Florida Division of Historical Resources in the amount of $48,000.). An Old Town Survey is live and available on that page for anyone who is interested in providing feedback.

There will be a public presentation/ workshop about the project on Friday, December 18, 2020, at 6:00 PM at the Amelia Island Museum of History (additional details on above mentioned webpage).

This project has been fully funded by a Small Matching Grant from the Florida Division of Historical Resources in the amount of $48,000.