The Durham City-County Appearance Commission (DCCAC) is tasked with enhancing and improving the visual quality and aesthetic character of Durham City and County. Its mission is:

• To cultivate excellence in design, preservation and stewardship of the natural and built environment;
• To communicate the economic, social, and aesthetic value of good design and planning; and
• To celebrate exemplary design within the community

The Durham City-County Appearance Commission is made up of 15 members: eight are appointed by the Board of County Commissioners; and seven appointed by the City Council.

For more information on the Durham City-County Appearance Commission, including minutes and other documents, please click here.