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... Standards for Rehabilitation As guidelines in evaluating rehabilitation projects , the NPS applies its Standards for Rehabilitation.51 The regulations call for the standards to " be applied taking into consideration the economic and ...
... Standards for Rehabilitation As guidelines in evaluating rehabilitation projects , the NPS applies its Standards for Rehabilitation.51 The regulations call for the standards to " be applied taking into consideration the economic and ...
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... standards were " objective and easily discernible . " 36 For this reason , the standards section of a local ordinance assumes great importance . If the standards are found to be adequate , a court will be disinclined to substitute its ...
... standards were " objective and easily discernible . " 36 For this reason , the standards section of a local ordinance assumes great importance . If the standards are found to be adequate , a court will be disinclined to substitute its ...
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... Standards . Oral approvals of revisions are not authorized or valid . ( e ) Completed projects may be inspected by an authorized representative of the Secretary to determine if the work meets the " Standards for Rehabilitation . " The ...
... Standards . Oral approvals of revisions are not authorized or valid . ( e ) Completed projects may be inspected by an authorized representative of the Secretary to determine if the work meets the " Standards for Rehabilitation . " The ...
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Federal Income Tax Incentives for Rehabilitation | 1 |
54 | 12 |
Historic Preservation Certifications | 32 |
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