Historic Buildings Clause Samples

The Historic Buildings clause establishes requirements and protections for properties or structures that are designated as historically significant. It typically outlines obligations for maintaining the character and integrity of such buildings, may restrict certain types of alterations or demolitions, and often requires compliance with relevant heritage or preservation laws. This clause ensures that the unique historical value of the property is preserved, preventing unauthorized changes and safeguarding cultural heritage for future generations.
Historic Buildings. The contractor shall be in compliance with 36 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 800 and all aspects of the Handbook Procedure for Historic Properties, March 2, 1981, PBS P 1022. For any historic buildings requiring labor services, the contractor shall provide a plan for the proposed types of work that will occur. This Site Preparation Plan (Historic Building) will be reviewed by the Historical Preservation Officer, Public Buildings Service (PBS) and the applicable State Historic Preservation Office to determine if the proposed types of work are in compliance with the Secretary of Interior’s Standards. If the proposals are found to be acceptable, the appropriate approval documents will be issued by the PBS authorizing the contractor to proceed with the installation. Under no circumstances shall the contractor proceed with work in a historic building until the appropriate approval to proceed has been issued. This requirement applies to all buildings that are on the National Historic Register listing. As soon as any work is contemplated, the contractor shall contact the involved building managers, who in turn will contact and work closely with the Historical Preservation Officer(s). Further contacts with the appropriate State Historical Preservation Officers, the National Advisory Council on Historical Preservation and other concerned authorities will be coordinated through the designated Historical Preservation Officers. Extraordinary costs associated with working in historic buildings may be billed as ODC.
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Historic Buildings. Collectively, the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Building, the Florida Life Insurance Building, and the Florida National Bank Building that will be redeveloped with the Improvements in accordance with this Agreement.
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Historic Buildings. The provisions of this Code shall apply to structures designated by the Federal Government, State or City as historic buildings. Any work to said structures shall also comply with Chapter 15 of the Zoning Ordinance and Chapter 70 ILHR of the Wisconsin Administrative Code.
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