| 1416 - |
Colorado Certified Local Government Handbook (PDF,
28 pgs., 240 kb) |
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A handbook that outlines how Colorado
implements the Certified Local Government partnership. Application
included.
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| 1506 - |
Questions and
Answers about CLG Grants from SHPOs: An Introductory Guide |
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A summary of the Certified Local
Government (CLG) grants program administered by State Historic Preservation
Offices (SHPO), including commonly asked questions and answers.
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| 1507 - |
Colorado Preservation 2010 Summary (PDF,
3 pgs., 147.55 kb) |
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A summary of the statewide plan
for historic preservation.
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| 1508 - |
Colorado Preservation 2010 (PDF,
35 pgs., 440 kb) |
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Colorado’s five-year, statewide plan for historic
preservation.
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| 1512 - |
Building a Defensible Record
(PDF, 5 pgs., 66.45 kb) |
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Advice to local historic
preservation commissions on how to make decisions, frame motions, and
keep written records which are defensible in a court of law. Published
by the National Center for Preservation Law.
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| 1526 - |
Order form for Procedural Due Process in Plain English: A Guide for Preservation
for Preservation Commissions (available online only) |
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An explanation of procedural due process
primarily aimed at the lay person administering preservation ordinances,
certified local governments, preservation commissions, etc.
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| 1564 - |
If Walls Could Talk: Telling the Story of a Historic Building
to Create a Market Edge (PDF, 36 pgs., 30.3 MB) |
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Examples showing what private owners
and developers are doing to interpret rehabilitated historic
buildings, and how they are making money in the process.
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| 1581 - |
Preserving Your
Community’s Heritage through the Certified Local Government
Program (PDF, 20 pgs., 1.1 MB) |
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A booklet illustrating how
Certified Local Government grants can be used to fund innovative
historic preservation projects.
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| 1611 - |
Historic Surplus
Property Program: New Uses for Federal Properties |
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National Park Service brochure explaining
how state and local governments can obtain historic buildings once used
by the federal government at no cost, and adapt them for new uses.
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