…Trust for Historic Preservation and is a Board member of the Portland, Maine, Downtown District. Humstone is the former Executive Director of the Vermont Forum on Sprawl (now Smart Growth Vermont) and is a past…
…a dramatic rise in historic preservation and downtown revitalization projects. In 1998, the first year of the new Subcode, historic rehabilitation projects totaled $510 million, a 40 percent increase over the previous year. In 1999,…
…Programs using the Main Street’s four-point approach to revitalize and strengthen their traditional commercial districts, whether they have officially designated Main Street programs or simply incorporate Main Street into existing economic development, historic preservation, city…
…once the housing market improves. What better time to plan than now while there’s some breathing space? Why Tear Down? Teardowns are not new. In 2002 the National Trust for Historic Preservation cited teardowns as…
…scraping every damn summer. I did eventually turn into a historic preservation specialist during the 90s — I have the distinction of being responsible for listing some of the ugliest buildings on the National Register…
…historic preservation, economic diversity, and balancing a variety of interests and needs within the community. I hope you join me and provide your comments and questions via the PlannersWeb LinkedIN group page. A Colorado native,…
…Association, 2003) ↩ The National Trust for Historic Preservation, “Nation Main Street Center (NMSC)” ↩ Quoting from “Getting Started: How to Succeed in Cultural Heritage Tourism” [on National Trust for Historic Preservation web site] ↩…
…Association, 2003) ↩ The National Trust for Historic Preservation, “Nation Main Street Center (NMSC)” ↩ Quoting from “Getting Started: How to Succeed in Cultural Heritage Tourism” [on National Trust for Historic Preservation web site] ↩…
…Association, 2003) ↩ The National Trust for Historic Preservation, “Nation Main Street Center (NMSC)” ↩ Quoting from “Getting Started: How to Succeed in Cultural Heritage Tourism” [on National Trust for Historic Preservation web site] ↩…
…Trust for Historic Preservation, “Nation Main Street Center (NMSC)” ↩ Quoting from “Getting Started: How to Succeed in Cultural Heritage Tourism” [on National Trust for Historic Preservation web site] ↩ More information on charrettes is…
…2003) ↩ The National Trust for Historic Preservation, “Nation Main Street Center (NMSC)” ↩ Quoting from “Getting Started: How to Succeed in Cultural Heritage Tourism” [on National Trust for Historic Preservation web site] ↩ More…
…of the Cincinnati Museum Center, the largest cultural institution in the city. Cincinnati’s only Amtrak service today: one three day/week train. Note: the Terminal is also on the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s list of…
A community’s comprehensive plan is not just a file cabinet full of plans for future streets; parks and recreation; housing; fire protection; environmental protection; historic preservation; land use zoning; sewers; ground drainage and flood protection;…
