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o Valspar - American Tradition Historic Colors (Lights only) <br />A good rule of thumb to follow is the simpler the design of the building or house, the fewer colors used. <br />Certificate of Appropriateness <br />Any exterior modifications, including new paint colors, to buildings and properties that are designated Historic <br />Landmarks or within Grapevine's Historic Districts require a Certificate of Appropriateness (CA) be approved <br />before modifications may begin. <br />Many modifications are simple and routine and can be approved by City of Grapevine Staff within a few days <br />after the CA application is submitted. More significant projects require review and approval by the Historic <br />Preservation Commission, which meets monthly. The Commission has approved various preservation color <br />palettes to assist the building owner with appropriate colors for their historic buildings. <br />For further information on approved color palettes or Grapevine's Historic Preservation Programs, or to obtain a <br />Certificate of Appropriateness application package, please contact the Historic Preservation Office at <br />817.410.3197. <br />Contact Us <br />David Klempin <br />Historic Preservation Officer <br />Manager, Heritage Programs & Preservation <br />Grapevine Convention & Visitors Bureau <br />636 S. Main St. <br />Grapevine, TX 76051 <br />817.410.3197 <br />Email <br />Hours <br />Monday - Friday <br />8am — 5pm <br />FAQs <br />• What are the advantages of owning_property in a historic district or an individual landmark? <br />• How do I know if I own property in a designated historic district or landmark? <br />• Is being designated a City of Grapevine Historic District or Landmark different from being listed on the <br />National Register of Historic Places? <br />View All <br />Exhibit D -pg 10 of 18 <br />