Historic Preservation in New Rochelle, NY (2026)
1 verified historic preservation rules for New Rochelle, New York, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.
Verified from official government sources
Historic-Cultural Monuments
New Rochelle lets its City Council recognize buildings, structures or sites as "historically significant" under § 170-3 of the Historic Districts and Landmarks chapter, even if they lack the architectural merit needed for full landmark status, without imposing any design review on future changes to the property.
New Rochelle Historically Significant Property Recognition
Light RestrictionsNew Rochelle City Code § 170-3
In order to enhance civic pride in New Rochelle's unique past, the City Council may from time to time recognize certain structures and sites as having historical significance. ... A building, structure or parcel of land that lacks architectural significance but possesses one or more of the following characteristics: ... Association with persons or events of historic significance to the City, re...
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