[MassHistPres] MassHistPres Digest, Vol 86, Issue 3

[Jane Loos]

In Westport, all of our Certificates follow the same rules as building
permits.   The building permit (and out Certificates) are valid only for
the person to whom it was issued.  If the property is sold, and the work
for which the permit was granted has not been done, the new owner must
reapply.   Our Certificate is valid for one year, unless the permit holder
obtains a building permit, in which case the Certificate runs co-terminus
with the building permit.  Building permits are also time bound, but can be
renewed.


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> Does anyone have a statute of limitations on the Demolition Delay By-Law in
> their city or town? We allowed the demolition of an historic house three
> years ago.  The owner decided not to demolish the house.  He sold it and
> the
> new owner wants to demolish the house.  Our building official notified us
> of
> this new application but told us that we already voted to allow the
> demolition and he said since we voted he will allow it and that there is no
> statute of limitations in our by-law.  I am wondering if there is  a
> statute
> of limitations in the State Building Code for demolitions?  We have
>  several
> new member who may not have voted the way we did at the time but would
> enact
> the 6 month delay period.
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> Ann J. Chapdelaine, Chairperson
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> North Attleborough Historical Commission
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> Town Hall
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> 43 South Washington Street
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> North Attleborough, MA. 02760
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> Direct Line : 508-789-4466
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