Historic designation definition

Historic designation means the owner of the property applies for and is granted historic designation by the county governing body for the purpose of the special property tax assessment based on one or more of the following reasons:

Historic designation means listing all portions of the Property not already subject to historic overlay zoning as a result of inclusion in the current Tempe (Hayden) Butte Tempe Historic Property Register listing. The Tempe Historic Property Register listing process is to commence immediately following the execution of this Agreement.

Examples of Historic designation in a sentence

• Failure to provide the required documentation for USDA, FHLB-AHP, HUD alternative financing and/or the National Historic designation as stated above may deem the application insufficient and the application may be subject to Threshold failure.

• The CCSDS Historic designation is reserved for any approved CCSDS document that has been superseded by a more recent version or is for any other reason considered to be obsolete.

• Currently, most of the buildings constructed on the DFC have been renovated, thus making them potentially ineligible for National Historic designation.

• If the commitment is to the non-profit entity, then the non-profit should provide a preliminary commitment to the Ownership entity.• Projects proposing the utilization of Historic Tax Credits must provide documentation of the National Historic designation for the subject project on or before the deadline noted on Exhibit A DCA Pre-application and Pre-Award Deadlines and Fee Schedule.

• Currently, most of the buildings constructed on the DFC have been renovated, thus making them ineligible for National Historic designation.

• Historic designation and design review not only benefits existing owners, but also typically attracts new buyers and merchants with the assurance that their investment will be protected also.

• Historic designation and design review not only benefits existing owners, but also typically attracts new buyers with the assurance that their investment will be protected also.

• Historic designation could be achieved for an individual property or several individual properties.

• If the commitment is to the non-profit entity, then the non-profit should provide a preliminary commitment to the Ownership entity.• Projects proposing the utilization of Historic Tax Credits must provide documentation of the National Historic designation for the subject project on or before August 17, 2011.

• The City of Palmetto has three (3) primary commercial type resources; the downtown district (which is likely eligible for a local or National Historic designation); typical strip type commercial centers; and stand alone commercial type structures.