[MassHistPres] 40 B and Demo Delay

[Judy Markland]

Yes indeed, it does.
And it's important that you notify Mass Historical Comm of your concerns as 
well.  A 40B project is subject to review by MHC to determine that there is 
"no adverse effect" on an historical resource from the project . They will 
work with the developer to mitigate the damage, which hopefully would mean 
no demolition.  See the State Review section at this 
link.  http://www.sec.state.ma.us/mhc/mhcrevcom/revcomidx.htm

Support letters to MHC from community, preservation groups, and state 
elected officials  as well as publicity about the importance of the 
building are very helpful in strengthening MHC's position.

Judy Markland
Whately

At 12:44 PM 9/9/2014, Ann Chapdelaine wrote:

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>Does a 40B project allow a Local Historical Commission  to comment on the 
>Demolition and/or enact the Delay for the proposed demolition of an NR 
>eligible building? We do have a six month Demolition Delay By-Law here in 
>North Attleborough.
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>Ann J. Chapdelaine, Chairperson
>North Attleborough Historical Commission
>Town Hall
>43 South Washington Street
>North Attleborough, MA. 02760
>Direct Line : 508-789-4466
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