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The Historic Preservation Commission shall maintain a file containing records of all written notices of proposed actions submitted to the Historic Preservation Commission, reasons underlying all actions, drawings submitted for review and subsequent amendments.
(Ord. passed 12-21-1992)
The Board of Commissioners is authorized to make appropriations to the Historic Preservation Commission established pursuant to this subchapter in any amount that it may determine necessary for the expenses of the operation of the Historic Preservation Commission and may make available any additional amounts necessary for the acquisition, restoration, preservation, operation and management of historic buildings, structures, sites, areas or objects designated as historic properties, or of land on which historic buildings or structures are located, or to which they may be removed.
(Ord. passed 12-21-1992)
All lands, buildings, structures, sites, areas or objects acquired by funds appropriated by a governing Board or Council shall be acquired in the name of the governing Board or Council. So long as owned by a city, town or the county, historic properties may be maintained by or under the supervision and control of the city, town or the county; however, all lands, buildings or structures acquired by the County Joint Historic Preservation Commission from funds other than those appropriated by a city, town or the county, may be acquired and held in the name of the County Joint Historic Preservation Commission, the city, town or the county, or both.
(Ord. passed 12-21-1992)
All of the provisions of this subchapter are applicable to the construction, alteration, moving and demolition by the state its political subdivisions, agencies and instrumentalities; provided, however, that they shall not apply to interiors of buildings or structures owned by the state. The state and its agencies shall have a right of appeal to the State Historical Commission or any successor agency assuming its responsibilities under G.S. § 121-12(a) from any decision of the Historic Properties Commission. The current edition of the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation and Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings shall be the sole principles and guidelines used in reviewing applications of the state for certificates of appropriateness. The decision of the Historical Commission shall be binding upon both the state and the Historic Preservation Commission.
(Ord. passed 12-21-1992)
Whenever any ordinance adopted for the designation of landmarks or districts requires a longer waiting period or imposes higher standards with respect to a designated landmark (or district) than are established under any other statute, Charter provision or regulation, this subchapter shall govern. Whenever the provisions of any other statute, Charter provision or regulation require a longer waiting period or impose higher standards than are established under this subchapter, such other statute, charter provision, ordinance or regulation shall govern.
(Ord. passed 12-21-1992)
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