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This document pertains to the application submitted by Harpreet Anand for a Certificate of Appropriateness to demolish a circa 1926 bungalow located at 1120 East 14th, Norhill, and to construct a new 3,398 square foot house. The application includes details regarding the property\'s historical significance, the state of deterioration, and financial hardships faced by the owner.

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How to fill out certificate of appropriateness application

1. Obtain the Certificate of Appropriateness application form from the local governing authority or its website.
2. Carefully read the instructions provided on the form to understand the requirements.
3. Fill out your personal information, including name, address, and contact information.
4. Provide details about the property for which you are seeking the certificate, including its address, age, and condition.
5. Describe the proposed changes or work you plan to undertake on the property.
6. Attach any required documentation, such as photographs, plans, sketches, or elevation drawings.
7. Review your completed application for accuracy and completeness.
8. Submit the application form and any attachments to the appropriate local authority, along with any applicable fees.
9. Keep a copy of the submitted application for your records.

Who needs certificate of appropriateness application?

1. Property owners seeking to make changes or renovations to historically designated properties.
2. Individuals or organizations planning to work on properties within designated historic districts.
3. Contractors or architects representing property owners making changes to a historic property.

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What is certificate of appropriateness application?

A certificate of appropriateness application is a formal request submitted to a governing body or historical commission seeking approval for alterations, construction, or demolition of properties within designated historic districts to ensure that changes align with historical preservation standards.

Who is required to file certificate of appropriateness application?

Property owners or their authorized representatives must file a certificate of appropriateness application when they intend to make changes to the exterior of a property located within a designated historic district.

How to fill out certificate of appropriateness application?

To fill out a certificate of appropriateness application, one must provide detailed information about the proposed changes, including project descriptions, drawings or sketches, photographs of the existing conditions, and any supporting documentation that demonstrates compliance with preservation guidelines.

What is the purpose of certificate of appropriateness application?

The purpose of a certificate of appropriateness application is to protect the historical integrity of designated districts by ensuring that any changes made to properties are appropriate in terms of design, materials, and historical context.

What information must be reported on certificate of appropriateness application?

The application must report the property address, a description of the proposed changes, the rationale for the changes, photographs of the existing structure, design drawings or plans, and any relevant historical information about the property.