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What is a non-contributing property in a historic district?

April 26, 2017district historic non-contributing Property

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What is a non-contributing property in a historic district?

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Properties that do not share architectural, historical, or geographical characteristics of the district except for their physical presence in the district. New construction and older buildings which have been altered so much that they are no longer recognizable as historic are considered non-contributing properties.