Dublin's Architectural Review Board is taking proactive steps to protect local properties by working to include them on the city's Appendix G list, which designates sites for preservation. During the recent meeting on July 23, 2025, it was noted that Rati is collaborating with the Parks and Recreation department to ensure that current designs treat these properties as if they were already on the list, despite not being officially recognized yet.

The board also discussed plans for a joint work session scheduled for September 2, where members will share their challenges and successes. This session aims to foster communication between the board and the city council, allowing for a better understanding of how the council can support the board's efforts.

As the meeting concluded, it was highlighted that one member would be absent for the upcoming session due to travel plans, but they committed to sending an email summarizing key points for discussion. The board anticipates a full agenda for the next meeting, emphasizing the importance of efficiency in their ongoing work.

These discussions reflect the board's commitment to preserving Dublin's architectural heritage while also seeking collaborative solutions to enhance community engagement and support.