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Can a new building or addition be constructed in a local historic district?

April 26, 2017addition building constructed district historic local

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Can a new building or addition be constructed in a local historic district?

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Yes, as long as the plans are consistent with design guidelines for new construction. New construction should be compatible with the existing district, but should also be distinct and not an imitation of historic structures.