Bothell Landmark Preservation Board to hear Beckstrom Cabin relocation, accessibility proposal

The Bothell Landmark Preservation Board's Feb. 11, 2026, agenda lists a public hearing on a Certificate of Appropriateness application for the Beckstrom Cabin, which the application packet describes as involving relocation and accessibility improvements at Park at Bothell Landing. 1

What the records say

The Feb. 11, 2026, agenda for the Bothell Landmark Preservation Board lists a public hearing on a Certificate of Appropriateness application for the Beckstrom Cabin. 1 The application packet describes proposed work to relocate the cabin to the north and west, orient it parallel with the School House, and add elevated walkways/decking and ADA-compliant metal grating to improve accessibility at Park at Bothell Landing. 1 A consultant report recommends that the board grant the Certificate of Appropriateness, concluding the proposed work meets specified Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation. 1 The record does not establish the board's decision or the meeting outcome. 1

  • The Bothell Landmark Preservation Board's Feb. 11, 2026, agenda lists a public hearing on a Certificate of Appropriateness application for the Beckstrom Cabin. 1
  • The application packet describes proposed relocation of the cabin to the north and west, parallel with the School House, plus new elevated walkways/decking and ADA-compliant metal grating for accessibility. 1
  • A consultant report recommends the board grant the Certificate of Appropriateness, concluding the proposed work meets specified Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation. 1
  • The record does not state the board's decision or meeting outcome. 1

Why it matters

The hearing is the board's scheduled review of proposed changes to a city-owned historic cabin at a public park. 1 The application describes accessibility improvements and a relocation intended to move the cabin out of the shoreline buffer and support park goals such as expanded lawn seating and pathway circulation. 1 Analysis: Residents who use Park at Bothell Landing or follow historic preservation decisions may want to track the board's decision. The available record does not include that decision. 1

What changed / what's next

  • The Feb. 11, 2026, Landmark Preservation Board agenda lists a public hearing on the Beckstrom Cabin Certificate of Appropriateness application. 1
  • The application packet describes proposed relocation and accessibility work at Park at Bothell Landing. 1
  • The board's decision on the Certificate of Appropriateness application is not in the available record. 1
  • The record does not establish whether the board approved, denied, or continued the application. 1
  • The available records do not establish the meeting's outcome.