§ 62-101. Activities requiring certificate.

A certificate of appropriateness issued by the historic preservation board shall be required for any of the following activities:

(1)

Any alteration requiring a building permit which may change the exterior appearance of an individually designated historic building or structure or contributing property in a designated historic district.

(2)

Demolition of any building or structure, constructed prior to January 1, 1946 deemed eligible for designation as a significant historic resource as determined by the historic preservation officer, in accordance with section 62-73; or demolition of an individual building or structure that has been previously issued a certificate of designation; or demolition of a contributing property in a designated historic district.

(3)

The relocation of any building or structure into, out of or within the boundaries of a designated historic districts, sites or individually designated historic resource.

(4)

Any new construction of principal or accessory buildings, structures, or additions within the boundaries of a designated historic district or an individually designated historic resource.

(Ord. No. 91-34, § VII, 12-19-91; Ord. No. 95-31, § V, 8-24-95)