The Jacksonville City Council voted unanimously to designate the former Arlington Federal Savings & Loan building as a historic landmark. | Jacksonville Daily RecordThe Jacksonville City Council voted unanimously to designate the former Arlington Federal Savings & Loan building as a historic landmark. | Jacksonville Daily Record
The Jacksonville City Council voted unanimously to designate the former Arlington Federal Savings & Loan building as a historic landmark. | Jacksonville Daily Record

Historic Arlington bank building saved from demolition

Published on December 13, 2023 at 2:31 pm
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In a decision favoring proponents of historic preservation and revitalization in Arlington, the Jacksonville City Council voted unanimously Tuesday in favor of an ordinance designating the former Arlington Federal Savings & Loan building as a historic landmark. 

Pending Mayor Donna Deegan’s signature — or an appeal of the decision by the property owner to Circuit Court – the Council’s 17-0 vote subjects any plans to demolish the 62-year-old building or alter its street-facing portions to a review for historic appropriateness. 

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The Council passed the legislation without comment after it had been unanimously approved by the Jacksonville Historic Preservation Commission and the Land Use and Zoning Committee.

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