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Historic-Cultural Monuments

Historic Preservation

How buildings, sites, and trees are nominated and designated as Historic-Cultural Monuments, the protections that follow, and the demolition-stay process.

2% permissive24% moderate0% strict(473 locations)

How Historic-Cultural Monuments Rules Differ by Place

473 places covered2 strict114 moderate8 permissive

Apex, NC: Apex NC Historic District Relocation Ban

Heavy Restrictions

Contributing historic structures in Apex's National Register Historic District cannot be relocated under the Town's Unified Development Ordinance. A historic structure outside the…

Seattle, WA: Landmarks Preservation Board Designates Individual Properties

Heavy Restrictions

Seattle SMC 25.12 empowers the Landmarks Preservation Board to designate individual landmarks. Approved landmarks require a Certificate of Approval before any controlled-feature…

Sacramento County, CA: Sacramento County Cultural Monument Rules

Few Restrictions

The Sacramento Commission of History and Science can designate sites and landmarks of historic and scientific importance across the county, but that designation is advisory recognition…

Waukegan, IL: Waukegan Cultural & Historic Landmark Recognition

Few Restrictions

Waukegan's Historic Preservation Commission can formally recognize buildings, structures, or areas as 'Historically Significant Properties' for their cultural or architectural…

Wyoming, MI: Wyoming, MI Historical Commission Preservation Role

Few Restrictions

The City of Wyoming, Michigan, in Kent County, handles local heritage through the Wyoming Historical Commission, an advisory body established at Sec. 2-401 under Michigan Act 213 of…

Anchorage, AK: Anchorage Local Landmark Register

Some Restrictions

Anchorage's voluntary Local Landmark Register lets owners nominate buildings, structures, sites, or cultural resources at least 30 years old that meet significance and integrity…