Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit Applications

• “Part 1” of the Historic Preservation Certification Application (Evaluation of Historic Significance)

• “Part 2” of the Historic Preservation Certification Application (Description of Rehabilitation Work)

• “Part 3” of the Historic Preservation Certification Application (Description of Completed Work)
  

Tax Credit Planning Services

• Includes tax credit modeling, transaction structuring and project budgeting

Project Management

• Coordination of design and construction professionals for historic projects

• Liaison to local, state, and federal preservation agencies and funding providers

Section 14.09 and Section 106 Review

In instances where public money is being spent on the modification, rehabilitation, or demolition of a historic or potential historic building, we can assist with your needs as you seek a “No Adverse Impact” letter from the SHPO and/ or NPS. Our services for Section 14.09 and Section 106 review strive to come up with amicable solutions for both the client and the SHPO/ NPS when tax credits are not being used, but compliance with the Department of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation is required. Sometimes, the modification or rehabilitation scope is just not suitable for the building in question, but our team helps to evaluate every possible scenario for a good outcome.