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Local Governments (CLGs) are those municipalities and counties that have enacted
a local preservation ordinance meeting certain standards.
It is through these local ordinances that privately owned properties
can truly be protected with design review. CLGs are eligible for an earmarked
pool of federal grants, may participate in the state preservation
tax credit program, and may attend training workshops and meetings held to
encourage networking among local governments. OAHP staff is
available to assist with the creation of new CLGs and to provide
information to other commissions.
Contact: Dan Corson
303.866.2673
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CLG grants do not require a cash or in-kind match? |
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In FY 2009, 10 CLG grants totaling over $143,000 were
awarded? |
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About 90% of state historic preservation income tax credit projects are in CLGs which conduct review locally? |
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CLGs are part of the review and negotiation process when
federal funds (or other federal involvement) is required for
a project which could adversely affect the community's historic
properties? |
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Colorado currently has 110 local governments with a preservation ordinance, a number that continues to increase. |
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Colorado
supplements its mandatory requirement of passing through to
CLGs at least 10% of the state's federal funding with a matching annual grant from the State Historical Fund? |
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Over 40% of Colorado local governments with a preservation ordinance are CLGs? |
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