[MassHistPres] who goes first?

[John Worden]

In response to the quesiton from Concord, I don't know what your special act 
HDC provides, but under 40C, Sec. 6, 3d par., no permit affecting a building 
etc. in an HD may be issued by any city or town or dept. until a certificate 
has been issued by the HDC.

John Worden
Arlington HDC


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> Message: 4
> Date: Wed, 11 Nov 2009 12:58:06 +0000
> From: redhawk at redhawkstudio.com
> Subject: [MassHistPres] Special permit development in historic
> districts
> To: masshistpres at cs.umb.edu
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> When a new Planned Residential Development by Special Permit (not 
> Subdivision Approval) is proposed withinan historic district does the HDC 
> review the application before orafter it is approved by the Zoning Board 
> of Appeals?
>
> If afterwards, is the HDC then precluded from reviewing and requesting 
> changes to the massing and locations of buildings and structures that were 
> included in the approval documents? How are conflicts resolved?
>
> -Karle Packard, member
> Concord HDC
>
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>