Historic Preservation
Historic Resources
Application Process and Required Documents
- Applicants are encouraged to have a presubmittal meeting with the Historic Resources Administrator.
- Items for consideration at a meeting shall be submitted to the Planning Office in a completed format by the submittal date shown on the HRC calender. Typical submittal materials include the application, existing photographs, to scale elevation drawings, floor plans, materials list and a statement about the proposed project. (Please note additional materials may be required.)
- For Certified Local Government (CLG) Reviews: 2 copies of all information if provided on 11 X 17 or smaller format. 15 copies are required for all documents larger than 11 X 17.
- For Certificates of Appropriateness (COA) or Certificates of Economic Hardship (COE) Reviews: 2 copies of all information if provided on 11 X 17 or smaller format. 15 copies are required for all documents larger than 11 X 17.
- For properties needing CLG & COA/COE: applicants need only submit 2 copies of all information if provided on 11 X 17 or smaller format. 15 copies are required for all documents larger than 11 X 17.
Landmark & Historic District nomination. Applications may be filed at any time. A presubmittal meeting is required for Landmark and Historic District Nominations. The HRC will hold a public hearing on Landmark & Historic District applications no earlier than 45 days and no later than 60 days per Chapter 22.
Please contact Lynne Braddock Zollner, Historic Resource Administrator, at the Planning Office to obtain an application and schedule a presubmittal or review meeting by calling (785) 832-3159.
