[MassHistPres] Preliminary Reviews for Certificates

[Dcolebslade at aol.com]

A preliminary review is highly recommended by most historic district  
commissions before a full-fledged application for a public hearing is  made.  
This is in order to prevent wasted time and money on the part of the  applicant 
and probably the commission.
 
 
My question concerns how far can the commission go in "advising" the  
applicant on his or her proposal.  
 
Can the Commission make special recommendations to direct the applicant to  
a better solution?  
 
Can the Commission state that something would not be acceptable?
 
Can the Commission indicate general acceptance, without a vote, of a  
proposal?
 
Thank you.
 
Betty Slade
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