NEW CONSTRUCTION AND ADDITIONS Sample Clauses

NEW CONSTRUCTION AND ADDITIONS. 1. Certified Staff will ensure that additions to historic buildings or contributing buildings within historic districts shall adhere to the Standards and be consistent with Guidelines in National Park Service Preservation Brief #14:
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NEW CONSTRUCTION AND ADDITIONS. 1. New construction within or immediately adjacent to historic districts or adjacent to individually eligible or listed historic resources will be designed to adhere to the Standards and to be responsive to the overall character of the neighboring historic properties in terms of height, scale, massing, setback, color, materials and details. Preliminary plans shall be submitted to the Certified Staff for review and approval. If the Certified Staff determines that the plans are compatible with the historic property, they will be sent to the SHPO for review. The final design shall be consistent with the preliminary plans approved and modified to address any recommendations by the SHPO. The SHPO shall provide written recommendations within thirty (30) days. If no comments are received, it will be assumed that the plans are acceptable to the SHPO. If the plans cannot be modified and are not approved by the SHPO, the City shall request the ACHP’s comments in accordance with 36 CFR 800.6. 2. The design of infill construction on parcels where historic resources have been demolished by the City under the terms of this Programmatic Agreement, or on vacant parcels within historic districts, shall adhere to the Standards and must be developed in consultation with the SHPO. The budget, goals, and needs of the redevelopment area shall be taken into consideration by the SHPO as part of the review. Once the SHPO has approved a prototype(s) for an area, Certified Staff may approve subsequent new construction projects in the same area using the same plan, without further SHPO review. 3. Additions to historic buildings or contributing buildings within historic districts shall adhere to the Standards and shall be consistent with guidelines of the National Park Service’s Preservation Brief #14, “New Exterior Additions to Historic Buildings: Preservation Concerns.” Plans for such additions will be reviewed and approved by Certified Staff to ensure consistency with those guidelines.
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NEW CONSTRUCTION AND ADDITIONS. 2.1. Construction of new buildings, structures, and equipment, or additions to existing buildings that are not historic or within a historic district, and ground disturbance is limited to areas with that have been previously surveyed or that have low sensitivity for archaeological resources as determined by the HPO. 2.2. Construction of temporary (not to exceed 24 months) buildings, structures and equipment where the temporary construction does not compromise the integrity of historic properties, including historic districts, and ground disturbance is limited to areas that have been previously surveyed or have low sensitivity for archaeological resources as determined by the HPO. 2.3. Incorporation of green building technologies to existing buildings seeking certification under the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design standards for environmentally sustainable construction, provided such construction does not alter or detract from qualities that contribute to the significance of historic properties.‌‌
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NEW CONSTRUCTION AND ADDITIONS. 1. The County may proceed with new construction of residential or commercial structures on properties determined ineligible for listing in the NRHP without further review. 2. Proposals for new construction and additions within or adjacent to a historic district, or adjacent to historic properties, shall be developed in accordance with the guidelines contained in the Standards and in consultation with the SHPO. 3. Except as provided in Stipulation V(F)(4) below, final plans and specifications for infill construction shall be submitted to the SHPO for review and comment prior to the commencement of construction activities. The SHPO shall have thirty (30) days from the date of the receipt to review and comment on the final plans and specifications. 4. If the SHPO approves a prototype(s) design for infill construction within a specific historic district, the County may request review and approval of construction projects using the prototype design without further review of the design documents. If the approved prototype(s) cannot be adhered to in the specific historic district, the County shall submit a modified design to the SHPO for review and approval. The SHPO shall have thirty (30) days from the date of the receipt to review and comment.
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