[MassHistPres] HIstoric Preservation Restrictions

[ggschuler at verizon.net]

Not sure why local historical society cannot hold PR if its board is willing.  It presumably is a private non-profit.  It may be closely linked in that same persons serve on its board as on town boards. But they must change hats when dealing with historical society issues or town government issues.   
Gretchen Schuler
Wayland HDC

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> On Aug 8, 2016, at 4:25 PM, Elizabeth Ware <eware at dracutma.gov> wrote:
> 
> All,
>  
> The Community Preservation Committee (CPC)  in Dracut, Ma. has several projects that require an entity or organization to hold a preservation restriction on a CPC-funded project.  As these properties are town-owned, the local historical commission or historical society (a lot of overlap between the two groups) cannot hold the restriction.
> We’ve checked with various historical/preservation organizations in Lowell, who either don’t want to hold the restriction or have no experience in holding a preservation restriction.
>  
> I’m curious who holds the preservation restriction on historic preservation CPC-funded projects within your community?
>  
> Thank you.
>  
> Betsy Ware
>  
> Director of Community Development
> Town of Dracut, MA.
> 978-453-4557
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