Conn. Agencies Regs. § 10-416a-3 - Determination of historic structure status
(a)
Application Requirements
(1) No
application requesting determination of historic structure status is required
for a property that contains a single building and is individually listed on
either the National or State Register of Historic Places.
(2) If a property is located in a registered
historic district, prior to filing a request for approval of a proposed
rehabilitation plan under section
10-416a-5
of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies and a request for preliminary
certification and reservation of tax credits under section
10-416a-8
of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, the owner shall obtain a
determination of historic structure status from the officer.
(3) If the property is a complex, whether
individually listed on the National or State Register of Historic Places or
listed as part of a registered historic district, the owner shall apply for a
determination of historic structure status for the building that is to be
rehabilitated as part of a single or multi-building project.
(4) The owner shall provide (A) photographs
of the building and its surroundings; (B) a map showing the boundaries of the
complex or registered historic district and the location of the building; and
(C) a statement of historic and architectural significance.
(5) The owner shall provide a certificate of
title or title insurance, or if the application is submitted by the owner's
duly authorized agent, a written statement from the owner in accordance with
section
10-416a-2(a)
(2) of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies.
(6) The officer shall review and issue a
decision not more than thirty calendar days after receipt of a complete
application. If an application is incomplete. not more than thirty calendar
days after receipt the officer shall notify the owner in writing and indicate
what information is needed to undertake or complete review. The owner shall
have thirty calendar days after the date of notification by the officer to
respond in writing and provide the requested information. Upon written request
by the owner on or before the original deadline, the officer shall grant an
extension to the owner of not more than thirty calendar days.
(7) The owner may satisfy the application
requirements under subdivision (4) of this subsection if the owner (A) has
obtained a recommendation of approval from the officer of the Part 1
application of the Historic Preservation Certification Application used by the
National Park Service for a building located in a district listed on the
National Register of Historic Places; and (B) provides evidence of said
recommendation of approval.
(b)
Certification Actions
(1) If a building located in a registered
historic district meets the criteria under section
10-416a-4
of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, the officer shall determine
that the building qualifies as a certified historic structure.
(2) For purposes of evaluating whether a
building in a complex contributes to the historic character of the complex, the
officer shall use the criteria under section
10-416a-4
of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies. If a building located in a
complex meets the criteria, the officer shall determine that the building
qualifies as a certified historic structure.
(3) If a building located in a complex or
registered historic district does not meet the criteria under section
10-416a-4
of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, the officer shall determine
that the building shall not qualify as a certified historic structure. The
officer shall provide a written explanation citing the reason for
denial.
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