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Find
detailed information and photographs of properties that
have been designated as historic resources or included
in a recent historic resources survey as well as
historic context reports and National Register
nominations with this tutorial and link |
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Learn about a new project to
study all residential buildings in the city built
between 1881 and 1904 |
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Download historic preservation documents
including application forms, submittal requirements,
brochures, etc. |
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View historic building footprint maps |
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Read the Historic Preservation chapter of
the Zoning Code |
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Click to learn what historic resources
surveys are and why they are conducted |
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Learn who is appointed to serve on the
Commission and to view meeting agendas and minutes |
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Learn about the various benefits that apply to
designated historic properties, including the State
Historic Building Code, Historic Property Contract
(Mills Act), Rehabilitation Tax Credit, etc |
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Read answers to frequently asked
questions about designating an individual property as a
landmark |
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Read answers to frequently asked
questions about designating a grouping of properties as
a landmark district |
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View the standards that are used to
review changes to designated or eligible historic
buildings. |
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View buildings that need to be relocated
to a new location and to find out the steps involved in
relocating a building. |
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Click to be directed to an article in
Preservation Magazine’s about how to make your historic
home environmentally friendly |
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photo by
Julius Shulman |
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The City’s
historic preservation program promotes
the identification, evaluation,
rehabilitation, adaptive use, and
restoration of historic structures. The
links below will guide you to a wide
variety of detailed information about
the City's designated and surveyed
historic properties and districts; the
process and criteria related to the
designation of historic 