The June 15, 2026 Easton Historical Commission agenda also lists a demolition review application for 91 Union Street to determine the property’s historic significance. This review is a prerequisite for demolition and could result in preservation requirements, denial, or conditional approval that includes documentation or design changes. The item is scheduled for “Discussion & Vote,” indicating the decision is still pending. Depending on the outcome, there may be needs for historic resource surveys, architectural design for replacement or adaptive reuse, or mitigation documentation. This creates a pre-RFP opening for consultants in historic preservation, planning, and architecture to assist the property owner and town in meeting regulatory requirements and shaping any redevelopment plan.

As with 64 South Street, the historic significance finding for 91 Union Street could drive follow-on...