Historic Preservation Applications & Design Guidelines

Applications

• Application for an Individual Landmark 
• Window and Door Replacement Application
• Landmark Alteration Certificate Application 
• Demolition/Moving Permit Application
• City Sales Tax Waiver and Instructions

Design Guidelines

• General Design Guidelines
• Downtown Design Guidelines
• Chautauqua Design Guidelines
• Highland Lawn Historic District Design Guidelines
• Mapleton Hill Historic District Design Guidelines
• University Place Historic District Design Guidelines
• Chamberlain Historic District Design Guidelines
• West Pearl Historic District Design Guidelines

Administrative Regulations

The Landmarks Board is permitted by the Historic Preservation Ordinance of 1974 to adopt rules and regulations as it deems necessary for its own organization and procedures. This capacity has been primarily used to establish design guidelines for historic districts and individual landmarks. The following administrative rules and regulations have been adopted by the Landmarks Board to help evaluate each potential designation in a consistent and equitable manner.

• Section A - Significance Criteria-Individual Landmarks
• Section B - Significance Criteria-District Landmarks  
• Section C - Mapleton Hill Historic District Design Guidelines 
• Section D - The Secretary of Interior's Standards for Rehabilatation 
• Section E - Guideline for the Review of Artwork in Historic Districts and for Landmark Structures
• Section F - Signage Guidelines for the Chautauqua Historic District 
• Section G - Notice on Revisions to the Preservation Code
• Section H - Paint Schemes and Color
• Section I - Landscaping 
• Section J - Chautauqua Park Historic District Design Guidelines 
• Section K - Guidelines for Structure of Merit Designation 
• Section L - Guidelines for Names of Landmarked Structures and Sites 
• Section M - Administrative Rules for the Expiration of Alteration Certificates 
• Section N - West Pearl Historic District Design Guidelines
• Section O - Chamberlain Historic District Design Guidelines
• Section P - Amendments to "Guidelines for Structure of Merit Designation" and Adoption of Guidelines for Structure of Merit Recognition 
• Section Q - Downtown Historic District Urban Design Guidelines 
• Section R - Adoption of Administrative Regulations identifying common types of alterations that may be reviewed and approved by the City Manager (staff) 
• Section S - Adoption of Administrative Regulations identifying common types of alterations in the Downtown District that may be reviewed and approved by the City Manager (staff) 
• Section T - General Design Guidelines for Boulder's Historic Districts and Individual Landmarks
• Section U - Highland Lawn Historic District Design Guidelines 
• Section V - University Place Historic District Design Guidelines

Last Updated on Wednesday, 20 February 2013 11:54