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City of Santa Monica DESIGNATED CITY LANDMARKSNameAddress1Rapp Saloon1438 Second Street2Miles Playhouse3DesignatedDate BuiltArchitect/Builder08/20/1975 DESIGNATED1875Spencer & Pugh, Bricklayers1130

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2. Step 2: Gather information about the specific landmarks you are interested in visiting, including their location, visiting hours, and any entry requirements.
3. Step 3: Plan your visit by considering factors such as transportation, parking, and the time you will need to explore each landmark.
4. Step 4: When you arrive at the designated city landmark, follow any signage or instructions provided to navigate through the site.
5. Step 5: Take the time to appreciate and explore the landmarks, making sure to follow any rules or guidelines for visitor behavior.
6. Step 6: Feel free to take photographs or capture memories of your visit, but be respectful of any restrictions on photography or use of equipment.
7. Step 7: If there are guided tours or information booths available, take advantage of them to enhance your knowledge and understanding of the landmark.
8. Step 8: After you have finished exploring the designated city landmark, make sure to clean up after yourself and leave the area as you found it.
9. Step 9: Consider sharing your experience and recommendations with others through reviews or social media to encourage more people to visit and appreciate these landmarks.

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What is designated city landmarks?

Designated city landmarks are specific buildings, structures, or areas that have been officially recognized and protected for their historical, cultural, or architectural significance.

Who is required to file designated city landmarks?

Property owners or managers of designated city landmarks are usually required to file reports with the relevant preservation or historic conservation authorities.

How to fill out designated city landmarks?

To fill out designated city landmarks, property owners must provide detailed information about the property's history, architectural features, and any renovations or alterations.

What is the purpose of designated city landmarks?

The purpose of designated city landmarks is to preserve the cultural and historical heritage of a city, protect important architectural structures, and promote tourism and economic development.

What information must be reported on designated city landmarks?

Reports on designated city landmarks typically include information on the building's history, architectural style, condition, and any changes or renovations made to the property.