[MassHistPres] delisting from National Register

[Dennis De Witt]

More than 20 years ago Brookline had a case involving a developer who changed some estate buildings in an NRD so radically during the course of condo conversion that, as I understand it, in the opinion of the Commission at that time, the buildings no longer met the standard for being "contributing" and the listing was changed accordingly.  Presumably it would have affected any tax act benefits.

Dennis De Witt


On Jan 4, 2010, at 2:14 PM, Ttorwig at aol.com wrote:

> Other than acknowledging demolition or extreme alteration, what would be the point? Can't see a "pro" anywhere.
>  
> Can you tell us more?
>  
> Tim Orwig
> Boston U.
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> From: marcia m. wengen <mmwe at mmwe.cnc.net>
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> Sent: Mon, Jan 4, 2010 1:31 pm
> Subject: [MassHistPres] delisting from National Register
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> What's involved in delisting a building from the National Register? Pros/Cons? Your experiences/advice welcome.
>  
> Marcia M. Wengen
> Secretary
> Stoneham Historical Commission
> Town Hall
> 35 Central Street
> Stoneham, MA 02180
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