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This staff report discusses the Historic Area Work Permit (HAWP) application for the Woodend site located at 8940 Jones Mill Road, Chevy Chase, Maryland, submitted by Nature Forward. The proposal includes the expansion and alteration of an existing terrace, installation of ADA compliant access features, and changes to surrounding pathways to enhance accessibility while remaining in compliance with historic preservation standards.

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How to fill out historic area work permit

1. Obtain the historic area work permit application from your local authority or their website.
2. Review the guidelines and requirements specific to your historic area.
3. Fill out the application form, providing detailed information about the proposed work.
4. Include photographs of the existing site and any relevant plans or drawings.
5. Specify the materials and techniques you plan to use for the work.
6. Provide a timeline for the project completion.
7. Submit the completed application along with any required fees to the designated local authority office.
8. Await feedback or requests for additional information from the review board.
9. Make any necessary adjustments to your application based on feedback received.
10. Once approved, adhere to all terms and conditions outlined in the permit.

Who needs historic area work permit?

1. Property owners planning to make renovations, alterations, or improvements to buildings within a historic area.
2. Contractors or developers involved in construction projects in designated historic districts.
3. Individuals or organizations seeking to restore historic properties.
4. Anyone undertaking work that could affect the historical character of a designated area.

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What is historic area work permit?

A historic area work permit is an official authorization required for modifications, repairs, or constructions within designated historic districts or properties to ensure preservation of historical integrity.

Who is required to file historic area work permit?

Individuals or entities planning to undertake construction, renovation, or significant maintenance work in historic areas are required to file for a historic area work permit.

How to fill out historic area work permit?

To fill out a historic area work permit, applicants must provide detailed information about the proposed work, including project description, drawings, photographs, and compliance with preservation standards.

What is the purpose of historic area work permit?

The purpose of a historic area work permit is to ensure that work undertaken in historic districts is consistent with preservation guidelines and does not adversely impact the historic character of the area.

What information must be reported on historic area work permit?

Information that must be reported includes the applicant's details, project location, descriptions of the proposed work, materials to be used, and any potential impacts on the historical significance of the site.