D.C. Municipal Regulations (Last Updated: September 13, 2017) |
Title 10. PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT |
SubTilte 10-C. HISTORIC PRESERVATION |
Chapter 10-C2. DESIGNATION OF HISTORIC LANDMARKS AND DISTRICTS |
Section 10-C218. CLOSURE OF THE HEARING RECORD AND DELIBERATIONS
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218.1The record shall be closed at the end of the public hearing except when directed by the Chairperson to stay open for a specified period of time for the receipt of additional information or public comment. If the hearing is to be continued, the Chairperson shall announce the time and place it will be resumed, and no additional public notice shall be required.
218.2The Board may reopen the record at any time before the issuance of a final decision. The Board shall provide notice of a reopening in the same manner as for the initial hearing.
218.3After closure of the hearing record, the Board shall consider the application and shall hold its deliberations immediately or in a continuation of the public hearing. The Board shall give great weight to any written recommendations of the affected ANC that are adopted as required by the ANC Act and that are germane to the issues that fall within the Board's authority.
218.4The Board may vote to designate the property, deny or defer the designation, or designate the property with reduced boundaries. If the Board wishes to expand the boundaries of a designation, a new notice and hearing is required. The Board may base its designation on any of its criteria, including designation criteria that may not be referred to in the application.