Applications
are required for changes to a designated historic,
archeological, or environmental property. Different application forms are used depending on the work proposed. Supplementary materials must accompany each application. Please visit our Beta site for information on submitting your applications online using
Electronic Plan Review (ePlan).
Administrative
Review:
The following Applications for Minor Work in Historic,
Archeological, and Environmental properties can be
reviewed and approved by Staff:
:: Standard
Certificate of Appropriateness
(Minor Alterations - Historic Property)
This application is used for minor changes to the exterior of an existing
property or its setting within a historic site
or historic district.
:: Standard
Certificate to Dig
(Minor Ground Disturbing Activity -
Archeological Area)
This application is used for minor excavations, filling, digging, removal
of trees, or similar work within an archeological zone or archeological
conservation area.
:: Standard
Certificate of Environment (Tree Permits,
Minor Alterations - Environmental Resource)
This application is used for minor tree removal and landscape
alterations or minor alterations to a property located on a
Scenic Transportation Corridor or Environmental Preservation
District. This form is also required to apply for a tree
permit.
Historic and Environmental
Preservation Board (HEPB) Review:
New Construction, Major Alterations,
and Demolitions in Historic, Archeological, and Environmental
areas must be reviewed by the HEPB. More information on
the HEPB procedure and submittal requirements is included in
each application package, below.
:: HEPB
Application for Major Projects (New
Construction or Major Alterations - Historic, Archeological, or
Environmental)
This application is used for any large project within a Historic,
Archeological, or Environmentally-designated area, including new
construction, major building alterations, major
ground-disturbing activity, or major landscape alterations.
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