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The Historic Landmark
Commission (HLC) reviews all
applications for landmark sites, demolition
and new construction within
locally-designated historic districts.
They do not review
interior work or exterior paint
color, only exterior
alterations. The majority
of the projects presented
to the HLC are either
approved as submitted or
with modifications.
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Economic Hardship
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The economic hardship process consists of a panel of three people who make a recommendation to the Historic Landmark Commission regarding the economic feasibility of retaining a Landmark Site or contributing structure.
The applicant chooses a representative, the HLC chooses a representative, and these two choose a third person. This process is used both for demolitions and for conditional use applications when the applicant must prove economic hardship.
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