The following types of major work on historic properties must be submitted to the Historic Preservation Review Board (HPRB) for evaluation at a public meeting, and do not qualify for expedited review.

Demolition

• Demolition of historic landmarks or contributing buildings in historic districts, including significant demolition as defined in HPRB Regulations.

New Construction

• New buildings
• New two-story garages and garages prominently visible from a street

Major Additions

• Front and side additions
• Large rear additions (more than 250 square feet in footprint or 500 square feet on two or more levels)
• Front porch enclosures and new front porches (other than reconstruction of missing original porches)
• Roof additions and roof decks visible from a street

Major Alterations

• Front alterations, such as new dormers, entrances, and entrance features
• New or significant alterations to window or door openings on front facades
• Significant alteration or removal of important architectural features, such as special windows, distinctive materials, or decorative elements

Major Site Work

• New curb cuts, driveways and parking pads in front and often side yards

Miscellaneous

• Subdivisions involving historic landmarks, significant changes in lot boundaries, or a major combination or division of lots
• Work that exceeds HPO delegated authority
• Work that HPO identifies as inconsistent with HPRB standards