(A) No provisions herein shall be construed as repealing any other code or ordinance of the city, and any permit or license required there under shall be required, in addition to any certificate of appropriateness or certificate of demolition, which may be required hereunder. Where a certificate of appropriateness or certificate of demolition is required, no other permit or license shall be issued by any department of the city before a certificate has been issued by the Quincy Preservation Commission as herein provided.
(B) Whenever an application for the designation of a Landmark or Historic District is filed with the city, that application shall be considered by the Quincy Preservation Commission rather than by the Quincy Plan Commission. Additionally, once a Landmark or Historic District has been designated, the Quincy Preservation Commission shall be given the opportunity to review and comment on all matters affecting that property which are normally regulated or administered by some other board or commission of the city including, but not necessarily limited to, the Quincy Plan Commission, the Zoning Board of Appeals and the City Building Commission, The authority of the Quincy Preservation Commission shall not be deemed to limit, in any way, the authority of the Mayor or City Council. Further, it shall not be deemed to limit any enforcement or similar authority of any official or officer of the city.
(1980 Code, § 29.1004)