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NC-v4 LTc3:High priority site

Historic district

Is option 1 viable if you demolish a non-listed building in a historic district and build a new one in its Place?

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Larry Sims
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Tue, 10/13/2015 - 13:51

Yes, assuming the existing building is not protected from being demolished (non-listed?). This credit is specific only the location of the new project, providing it meets the definition of an infill site.

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