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This document outlines the approval for the renovation of the Willard and Gladys Eddy House and Shared Barn at 509 Remington St., including a detailed summary of the project, the specific renovations

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How to fill out certificate of appropriateness

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Obtain the certificate of appropriateness application form from your local planning office or their website.

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Review the guidelines and requirements specific to your locality regarding what alterations or new constructions require a certificate.

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Fill out the application form completely, providing all required information, such as the property address and a detailed description of the proposed work.

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Include any necessary supporting documents, such as site plans, photographs, and architectural drawings that clearly illustrate the changes you intend to make.

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Pay any applicable fees as specified in the application instructions.

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Submit the completed application along with all supporting documents to the designated local authority.

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Attend any required public hearings or meetings as scheduled to present your case and answer questions.

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Wait for the decision from the local authority regarding the approval or denial of your application.

Who needs certificate of appropriateness?

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Property owners planning to make changes to the exterior of buildings located in designated historic districts.

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Individuals or businesses seeking to construct new buildings or structures in areas with specific architectural guidelines.

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Anyone intending to preserve or restore historical features of a property as recognized by local preservation ordinances.

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What is certificate of appropriateness?

A certificate of appropriateness is a document issued by a local preservation board or authority that certifies that proposed changes or alterations to a historic property are consistent with its character and the surrounding historic district.

Who is required to file certificate of appropriateness?

Property owners or developers seeking to make changes to a historic property or a property located within a designated historic district are required to file a certificate of appropriateness.

How to fill out certificate of appropriateness?

To fill out a certificate of appropriateness, applicants must complete the required application form, provide detailed descriptions of the proposed changes, submit any necessary drawings or plans, and pay any associated fees.

What is the purpose of certificate of appropriateness?

The purpose of a certificate of appropriateness is to ensure that any alterations to historic properties are compatible with their historical significance and help maintain the character of the surrounding area.

What information must be reported on certificate of appropriateness?

Information required on a certificate of appropriateness typically includes the property address, a detailed description of the proposed work, photographs of the property, and any relevant historical context or documentation.

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