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Chapter 7 — Legal Aspects of Historic Preservation - I. [7.1] Scope of Chapter
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II. Federal Historic Preservation Law - Federal Historic Preservation Legislation
- [7.2] The Antiquities Act of 1906
- [7.3] The National Park Service Organic Act
- [7.4] The Historic Sites, Buildings and Antiquities Act
- [7.5] The National Historic Preservation Act
- [7.6] The Archaeological Resources Protection Act of 1979
- [7.7] The National Environmental Policy Act of 1969
- [7.8] The Historical and Archeological Data Preservation Act of 1974
- [7.9] The Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act of 1977
- [7.10] The Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act
- Federal Historic Preservation Agencies and Authorities
- [7.11] The National Park Service
- [7.12] The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
- [7.13] The National Trust for Historic Preservation
- Federal Historic Landmark Designation
- [7.14] National Historic Landmark Designation
- [7.15] National Register of Historic Places Designation
- [7.16] Criteria
- [7.17] Nomination
- Federal Historic Preservation Economic Incentives
- [7.18] Grants-in-Aid
- Federal Rehabilitation Tax Credits
- [7.19] Brief History of Federal Tax Benefits
- [7.20] The Current Rehabilitation Credit
- [7.21] Definitions of “Qualified Rehabilitation Expenditures,” “Qualified Rehabilitation Building,” and “Certified Historic Structure” Under Code §47
- [7.22] Limitations
- [7.23] Relationship to Other Tax Provisions
- [7.24] Application Procedures
- [7.25] Certification of significance for structures within a historic district
- [7.26] Certification of rehabilitation
- [7.27] Historic Preservation Easements
- [7.28] Description
- [7.29] Statutory Authority
- Treatment of Preservation Easements for Federal Tax Purposes
- [7.30] Requirements under the Internal Revenue Code
- [7.31] Valuation
- [7.32] Practical considerations
- [7.33] Drafting
- [7.34] Other uses of preservation easements
- III. Illinois Historic Preservation Law
- Illinois Historic Preservation Legislation
- [7.35] The Illinois Historic Preservation Act
- [7.36] The Illinois State Agency Historic Resources Preservation Act
- [7.37] The Archaeological and Paleontological Resources Protection Act
- [7.38] The Human Skeletal Remains Protection Act
- Illinois Historic Preservation Agencies and Authorities
- [7.39] The Illinois Historic Preservation Agency
- [7.40] Illinois Historic Sites Advisory Council
- [7.41] Illinois Historic Landmark Designation — The Illinois Register of Historic Places
- Illinois Historic Preservation Economic Incentives and Historic Preservation Programs
- [7.42] The IHPA, the IHSAC, and the National Register of Historic Places
- [7.43] The IHPA and the Federal Historic Preservation Tax Incentives Program
- [7.44] Property Tax Assessment Freeze
- [7.45] Heritage Grants
- [7.46] Certified Local Government Program
- [7.47] Main Street Program
- [7.48] Technical Services
- [7.49] Archaeology
- IV. Municipal Historic Preservation Law
- Municipal Historic Preservation Legislation
- [7.50] The Illinois Constitution and Home Rule Powers
- [7.51] Municipal Historic Preservation Ordinances
- [7.52] Building Codes
- [7.53] Historic District Zoning
- [7.54] Municipal Historic Preservation Commissions/Local Landmarking
- Municipal Historic Preservation Economic Incentives
- [7.55] Certified Local Government Program
- [7.56] City of Chicago Historic Preservation Economic Incentives
- V. [7.57] Appendix — Sample Historic Preservation Easement: Deed of Scenic, Open Space, and Architectural Facade Easement and Conservation Right
Authors
- Gary L. Cole, A.I.A.
Gary L. Cole, A.I.A.
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- William J. Fairbanks
William J. Fairbanks
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- Jeffrey Jahns
Jeffrey Jahns
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Land Use Law (Illinois) (ARCHIVED 2004 EDITION & 2007 SUPPLEMENT)
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