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Commission discusses updating district survey, tax‑credit implications and long‑range planning
Summary
Members reviewed Chapter 5 of the training manual and discussed updating the Courthouse Hill district survey (1989 nomination), the difference between contributing/non‑contributing designations, and the need for consultant work and possible CLG grant funding to update nominations or create overlays.
The Janesville Historic Preservation Commission spent significant time on July 1 reviewing Chapter 5 of a training manual and discussing whether to update the property survey and contributing/non‑contributing designations in the Courthouse Hill Historic District.
Planning staff explained that the existing district nomination materials and property survey were prepared around the time the district was listed on the National Register; staff cited a 1989 nomination and noted that many properties that were non‑contributing then may have reached the 50‑year threshold and could…
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