What are the major provisions of a local historic district ordinance?
Exterior work that would change the appearance of buildings, sites and landscape features, new construction, demolition, and relocation within a district must be approved by the Historic Resources Commission. The proposed work must be found to be consistent with design review guidelines that are adopted for each district to preserve the unique character of the district.
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