(A) Waiting period. The ordinance making a local designation shall require that a 180 day waiting period be observed prior to the material alteration or remodeling of the individually designated property.
(B) Notice of intent. The owner of any building or structure individually listed on the local register shall be required to give written notice of the proposed action to the HPC for material alteration or exterior remodeling.
(C) Posting of signs. The owner of any building or structure individually listed on the local register shall be required to post a sign on the property indicating the intent to materially alter or remodel the building’s exterior. The sign must be posted within seven days of the date of application and must remain posted for 180 days or until approval is received from the HPC.
(D) Delay of alteration or exterior remodeling. The owner of any building or structure individually listed on the local register may not materially alter or remodel the exterior during the period of 180 days from the date the HPC receives written notice of the owner’s proposed actions unless approval is given by the HPC at an earlier date. During this period, the HPC may attempt to preserve the property in any way allowed by SDCL Chapter 1-19B. An earlier approval may be given by the HPC when the plans conform to the Secretary of the Interior’s standards for rehabilitation, and ensure the continued maintenance of the historical, architectural, archaeological, or cultural integrity and character of the property, or when the owner would suffer extreme hardship, not including the loss of profit, unless a reduction in the required period was allowed.
(Prior Code, § 153.20)