Wisconsin Administrative Code
Historical Society
Chapter HS 3 - State historic rehabilitation tax credits
Section HS 3.05 - Determination of historic property
Universal Citation: WI Admin Code ยง HS 3.05
Current through August 26, 2024
Before the officer may certify the rehabilitation work, under s. HS 3.06, a property shall be determined to be historic property through the following processes:
(1) INDIVIDUALLY LISTED PROPERTY.
(a) A property is historic property
if the officer certifies that it is listed individually in the national
register or the state register.
(b)
The owner shall apply for and receive written determination of historic
property by the officer. The owner shall apply using a part 1
application.
(c) If the
rehabilitation project includes work on an outbuilding, the owner shall include
in the part 1 application a description of the outbuilding and photographs for
the officer to determine that the outbuilding contributes to the significance
of the historic property.
(d) If
the officer determines that the part 1 application is incomplete, the officer
shall return it to the owner with recommendations for making it
complete.
(e) If the officer
determines that the part 1 application is complete, the officer shall review
and approve or deny the part 1 application in writing.
(f) When the officer determines a property to
be historic property, the officer shall sign the part 1 application and return
it to the owner indicating that the property is historic property.
(2) DISTRICT PROPERTY.
(a) A property is historic property if it is
included in a district that is listed in the national register or the state
register and if the officer certifies in writing that it contributes to the
significance that caused the district to become eligible for listing in one or
both registers.
(b) The owner shall
apply for and receive written determination of historic property by the
officer. The owner shall apply using a part 1 application.
(c) If the rehabilitation project includes
work on an outbuilding, the owner shall include in the part 1 application a
description of the outbuilding and photographs for the officer to determine
that the outbuilding contributes to the significance of the historic
property.
(d) If the officer
determines that the part 1 application is incomplete, the officer shall return
it to the owner with recommendations for making it complete.
(e) If the officer determines that the part 1
application is complete, the officer shall review and approve or deny the part
1 application in writing.
(f) When
the officer determines a property to be historic property, the officer shall
sign the part 1 application and return it to the owner indicating that the
property is historic property.
(3) PROPERTY DETERMINED ELIGIBLE.
(a) A property is historic property if it is
determined by the officer to be eligible for listing in the national register
or the state register.
(b) The
owner shall apply for and receive written determination of historic property by
the officer. The owner shall apply using a part 1 application that describes
the historic building, its site, and any outbuildings contained on the
site.
(c) If the officer determines
that the part 1 application is incomplete, the officer shall return it to the
owner with recommendations for making it complete.
(d) If the officer determines that the part 1
application is complete, the officer shall review and approve or deny the part
1 application in writing.
(e) When
the officer determines a property to be historic property, the officer shall
sign the part 1 application and return it to the owner indicating that the
property is historic property.
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