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Qualifying Buildings

Qualifying Buildings. National Register Properties – Individual or in District Generally 50 Years Old Architectural or Historic Significance Local Landmark Designation or Building in Local Historic District Generally Does Not Qualify. Project Approval Process. 3 Part Application Process

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Qualifying Buildings

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  1. Qualifying Buildings • National Register Properties – Individual or in District • Generally 50 Years Old • Architectural or Historic Significance • Local Landmark Designation or Building in Local Historic District Generally Does Not Qualify

  2. Project Approval Process • 3 Part Application Process • Part 1 - Historic Status – “Certified Historic Structure” • Used for preliminary NR nomination or district contribution status • Must be filed before or with Part 2 application • Part 2 - Design Approval – Preliminary “Certified Rehabilitation” • Usually required for investor equity closing • Part 3 - Project Completion – Final “Certified Rehabilitation” • Usually required for final equity pay-in • State and National Park Service Review • 60-Day Minimum Review • Secretary of Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation

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