8 CCR 1504-8-2 - Qualifying Projects
2.1 All grants awarded from the State
Historical Fund shall be made for historic preservation purposes as
specifically described in CRS
12-47.1-1201(1)(a) through
(d).
2.2 Grant applications to the State
Historical Fund for the purpose of excavation, stabilization, preservation,
restoration, rehabilitation, reconstruction, or acquisition of historic and
archaeological structures, buildings, objects, sites, and districts, may be
submitted only after the subject property has been officially designated.
Official designation requires that the property be listed in the State or
National Registers of Historic Places, or through an official municipal or
county landmarking process adopted by ordinance or resolution.
2.3 Exceptions to the provisions of 2.2 above
may be permitted only when, at the time of application, the subject property is
in imminent danger of being lost, demolished or seriously damaged, and when
that property has been nominated to the State or National Registers of Historic
Places, found eligible for listing in the State or National Registers of
Historic Places, or has been nominated to a register of local landmarks, when
such nomination provides at least the same level of protection as nomination to
the State Register.
2.4 Grants may
be made for the creation and support of loan or subgrant programs for historic
preservation purposes as specifically described in CRS
12-47.1-1201(1)(a) through
(d). Any interest or principal payments
generated by such programs shall continue to be used for those purposes,
including costs for the administration of the program, or shall be returned to
the State Historical Fund.
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