Section 10-C206. MULTIPLE PROPERTY DESIGNATIONS

 

206.1The Board may consider multiple or discontiguous properties for designation as historic landmarks or historic districts. Multiple property designations shall be for properties that are historically, physically, thematically, or otherwise related.

 

206.2The staff may determine whether a proposed designation of multiple or discontiguous properties should be filed as a historic landmark or historic district application, or as multiple applications, as appropriate.

 

206.3The Board may also consider and adopt National Register multiple property registration forms as a framework for the designation of related properties.

 

(a)The staff shall assign a case number to a multiple property registration form, and shall process the application in the same manner as other designation applications.

 

(b)There is no filing fee for the multiple property registration form itself, but the fee is required for each historic landmark or historic district application filed with the multiple property form.

 

(c)If adopted, a multiple property registration form does not by itself constitute the designation of any historic landmark or district. It serves as the Board's acceptance of relevant documentation about a type or group of potential historic properties, and as the Board's endorsement of a basis and methodology for making determinations on the designation of these properties.

 

source

Notice of Final Rulemaking published at 51 DCR 7447 (July 30, 2004).