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D.C. Municipal Regulations (Last Updated: September 13, 2017) |
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Title 10. PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT |
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SubTilte 10-C. HISTORIC PRESERVATION |
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Chapter 10-C2. DESIGNATION OF HISTORIC LANDMARKS AND DISTRICTS |
Section 10-C219. POST-HEARING PROCEDURES
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219.1The Board shall issue a written decision with respect to the proposed historic landmark or historic district designation. Each designation decision shall identify the property, describe its general characteristics and significance, specify its boundaries, state the reasons for designation, and indicate whether it is also recommended for nomination to the National Register.
219.2Each designation of a historic district shall state a period of significance for the historic district pursuant to National Register criteria. Subsequent to each designation of a historic district, the SHPO shall prepare an official list of contributing and non-contributing buildings pursuant to National Register criteria, and shall forward that list with the nomination to the National Register.
219.3In any case in which the affected ANC has submitted a duly adopted written recommendation, the designation decision shall be accompanied by a written statement acknowledging the ANC recommendation and indicating the Board's response.
219.4Within ten (10) days of a designation, the Board shall mail a copy of the official designation order signed by the Chairperson as follows:
(a)For a historic landmark, to the applicant, property owner, and affected ANC;
(b)For a historic district, to the applicant and affected ANC.
219.5Within ninety (90) days of a designation, the Board shall publish notice of the designation in the D.C. Register.
219.6If the Board has recommended the nomination of a property to the National Register, the SHPO shall prepare and forward the nomination to the National Register in accordance with the procedures in Chapter 13.