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City of Madison Landmarks Commission LANDMARKS AND LANDMARK SITES NOMINATION FORM (1) Name of Building or Site Common Name: Historic Name: Alan Society House Gillett S. and Jennie Main House Location

How to fill out landmark nomination form

How to fill out a landmark nomination form:

1. Start by obtaining the landmark nomination form from the appropriate authority. This could be a local historical society, preservation office, or government agency.
2. Read through the instructions on the form carefully. Make sure you understand the requirements and any documentation needed to support your nomination.
3. Begin filling out the basic information section of the form. This typically includes details such as the name of the landmark, location, and ownership information. Provide accurate and complete information to the best of your knowledge.
4. Move on to the historical significance section. Explain why you believe the landmark should be recognized and protected. Provide a comprehensive history of the landmark, including any architectural, cultural, or historical significance it holds.
5. Provide any supporting documentation or evidence to strengthen your case. This could include photographs, maps, articles, or testimonies from experts or community members.
6. If applicable, fill out the section on the current condition of the landmark. Document any damage, deterioration, or alterations that have occurred over time.
7. Include any additional information, such as existing preservation efforts or plans for restoration or maintenance.
8. Review the completed form thoroughly before submitting it. Check for any errors or missing information. Make sure all required fields are filled out.

Who needs a landmark nomination form:

1. Architects or preservationists who believe a particular site or structure deserves recognition and protection as a landmark.
2. Historical societies or preservation organizations that aim to identify and document significant landmarks within their community.
3. Government agencies responsible for preserving historic sites and buildings, who may require individuals to submit a nomination form to initiate the landmark designation process.

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What is landmark nomination form?

Landmark nomination form is a form used to propose a site or building for designation as a landmark or historic site.

Who is required to file landmark nomination form?

Anyone can file a landmark nomination form, but typically it is done by property owners, historians, or preservation organizations.

How to fill out landmark nomination form?

The landmark nomination form typically requires detailed information about the history and significance of the property, as well as photographs and supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of landmark nomination form?

The purpose of the landmark nomination form is to formally request recognition and protection for a historic site or building.

What information must be reported on landmark nomination form?

The landmark nomination form requires information about the property's history, architectural significance, and any previous designations or alterations.