[MassHistPres] Demo review procedures
Marcia Starkey
mdstarkey at crocker.com
Mon Mar 3 09:53:14 EST 2008
Is the porch minus the rest of the building historic?
Marcia Starkey
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> Thanks, Newton does consider partial demos, but what I am looking for is
> how
> others work their ordinances, I am well familiar with Newton's. In
> particular I am trying to find out if other communities find portions of a
> building
> or specific architectural features "preferably preserved" as in
> instituting a
> delay based upon their removal or alteration. For instance: in Newton if
> a
> porch was found to be important to a significant home and was up for
> demolition, the determination would be made that the porch should be
> preserved not the
> whole building, as that is what is being altered. As I understand it in
> most communities the entire building would be found to be preferably
> preserved,
> a judgement based upon the building's significance not a porch, window,
> or
> shingle. I am concerned about the prospect of creating different legal
> statuses for different portions of a building. Would you find one wall
> significant
> and not another or have 1/2 of a house subject to a delay and not
> another?
> This is in regards to a city wide demo review not a local district.
> Thanks
> for the input.
>
> Brian
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