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Weston Historical Commission Application for Total/Partial Demolition 1. Application signed by property owner Application fee $75 Copy of Assessors Field Card Submit 2 sets of documents with application

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How to fill out historical commission - demolition

1. Gather all the necessary documents such as the application form, proof of ownership, and any supporting documents related to the demolition.
2. Research the specific requirements and guidelines set by the historical commission for demolition applications.
3. Fill out the application form completely and accurately, ensuring that all necessary information is provided.
4. Attach all the required documents and supporting materials to the application form.
5. Submit the completed application and documents to the historical commission either online or in person.
6. Pay any applicable fees associated with the demolition application.
7. Wait for the historical commission to review your application and consider it for approval.
8. If the application is approved, follow any further instructions provided by the historical commission for the demolition process.
9. If the application is denied, you may have the option to appeal the decision or make necessary revisions to reapply for approval.

Who needs historical commission - demolition?

1. Individuals or organizations planning to demolish a structure that is deemed historically significant or falls within a designated historical district.
2. Property owners who must obtain approval from the historical commission before proceeding with demolition.

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What is historical commission - demolition?

A historical commission - demolition refers to a regulatory body that evaluates and determines the appropriateness of demolishing structures of historical significance to ensure preservation of cultural heritage.

Who is required to file historical commission - demolition?

Property owners, developers, or contractors who intend to demolish a structure that is designated or potentially eligible for historical designation are required to file a historical commission - demolition.

How to fill out historical commission - demolition?

To fill out a historical commission - demolition, one should obtain the necessary application form from the local historical commission office, provide details about the property, reason for demolition, and any relevant documentation or photographs.

What is the purpose of historical commission - demolition?

The purpose of the historical commission - demolition is to assess the impact of demolition on historical resources, evaluate alternatives, and ensure that the community's historical integrity is maintained.

What information must be reported on historical commission - demolition?

Information that must be reported includes the property's address, a description of the structure, the reason for demolition, historical significance, and photographs that depict the current condition.