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CJDyson
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Our state (DC) currently has no specific wording preventing the painting of historically unpainted brick in historic districts. I would like to know if other cities have this same loophole?
If an owner gets a permit, they do not disclose their plans for painting (from which they would be strongly discouraged), and once done, it is virtually irreversible. |
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PreserveNet Administrator
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The DC ordinance 2-144, as amended, is not unusual in this regard. The National Council of Preservation Commissions might have more information about the actual percentages or specific examples. |
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neem57
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though time will tell in terms of the programs success, was it poor legislation and implemenation which led to the programs early closure? |
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austinstrickland
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| though time will tell in terms of the programs success, was it poor legislation and implemenation which led to the programs early closure? |
I think its poor implementation. We have legislation but are not perfect at implementing them. |
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katrinav
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ramsharan
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There are always controversies in all the field. Though it may be right or wrong. People always have some different idea |
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