Historic Preservation and Conservation Sessions Continue This Saturday Morning - Got Questions? - Robin Has The Answers!
We had a great attendance for our first Historic Metropolitan Historic/Conservation Zoning Session with lots of information provided by Robin Zeigler of the Historic Zoning Commission with plenty of questions from the floor....
Here are just a few!
- Why does a neighborhood choose to have an Historic/Conservative Overlay?
- Do you have to undo any previous architcuture?
- What is the difference between Historic National register & Historic Overlay?
- If a developer comes in and starts building can we stop then if we have applied for conservative overlay?
- Does historic overlay dictate usage of a property?
- Can you go to higher courts to fight a historic commission ruling?
- Bluefields Square - how and does it fit in?
- How will the neighborhood decide whether they want this?
- Does it affect sidewalks and other construction around Bluefields including sidewalks?
- What are the details about the National Historic Register Grant that Bluefields has just been nominated for?
We have our final session coming up this Saturday morning - if you have questions - Robin has answers - please attend and get yourself educated on this very important process.
Information Session #2 Robin Zeigler Historic Zoning Commission
When: 9:00 AM, Saturday November 8th 2014
Where: Fifty Forward, 108 Donelson Pike
Can't attend but have questions about historic preservation - please contact Kara Siejakowski who is leading the Historic National Register & Historic Overlay Research Committee.
Some action shots from our first session - thanks to all those who attended.
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