The Denton Historic Landmark Commission meeting on June 9, 2025, focused on discussions surrounding the restoration of historic buildings in the area. Key points included the potential for restoring a building closer to its original design, which sparked interest among the commission members.

Commission members expressed enthusiasm about the restoration project, particularly regarding the architectural features that could be preserved. There was a consensus to pursue further investigation into the building's history and its original design elements. Members noted the importance of maintaining the integrity of the structure while considering modern updates.

A notable discussion point was the discovery of a fire pole in the building, which led to conversations about its historical significance. Members reflected on the building's past as a fire station and how elements like the fire pole contribute to its character. The presence of such features highlights the building's historical context and adds to the narrative of the community's heritage.

The meeting concluded with a commitment to gather more information and possibly reach out to the building's current occupants to discuss restoration options. The commission aims to ensure that any renovations respect the building's historical value while accommodating contemporary needs. Overall, the discussions underscored the commission's dedication to preserving Denton's architectural history for future generations.