Historic Preservation

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Preservation

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□ Preserving and maintaining the existing fabric including any additions that were adding to building as time
as gone on
□ Stabilizing and protecting the building as is.

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Rehabilitation

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□ Preparing a building for a new use
□ Preparing fir an adaptive reuse which respects important historic elements
□ The outside is historic with the inside new use

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Restoration

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Backdating to a specific point in time

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Reconstruction

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Recreating a non-surviving site

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Colonial Williamsburg

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a. Part restoration and part reconstruction
b. John Rockefeller helped finance
c. Plans were to restore to 1928
d. 66 colonial era buildings repaired or restored
e. 84 buildings reproduced on old sites
f. 18 buildings moved
g. 440 later non compatible buildings torn down

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National register districts

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Naominated through State Hs=istoric Preservatiopn office

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Local Historic Districts

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i. Designated by local Historic Presrvation Commission

ii. Requires Certificates of Appropriatness
□ If you want to modifty the exterior of the building

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1966 national historic preservstion act

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i. Creates advisory council on Historic Preservstion
□ Money for state offices
ii. Natioal historic presevation fund
iii. Section 106 protects you from federal actions agaisnt historic areas

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College Hill

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Main parts
-Preservation of inner America
□ Survey of techniques
□ Plan of renewal