07.150 Bona Fide Preservation Effort
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Upon the decision of the Historic Preservation Commission to defer the decision of a Certificate of Appropriateness for demolition for up to one year, calculated from the date of application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for Demolition, the applicant is encouraged to perform bona fide efforts to preserve the structure. A bona fide effort of preservation may consist of all the following:
A. marketing the property for sale or lease;
B. filing an application for alternative funding sources, such as federal or state preservation tax credits, Utah Heritage Revolving Fund loans, Redevelopment Agency loans, or other appropriate loans;
C. filing an application for alternative uses, such as conditional uses, zoning text amendments etc.; and
D. obtaining written statements from licensed building contractors or architects detailing efforts to rehabilitate the property.
07.140 Procedure for Determination of Economic Hardship · 07.160 Final Decision for Certificate of Appropriateness for Demolition Following One Year Deferral