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Can I visit with the Town staff about a renovation if I do not have complete construction plans?: Yes. By meeting in the early phases of planning, creative alternatives may be identified for construction and cost savings to the homeowner.

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Protection of Older Homes

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1. Can I visit with the Town staff about a renovation if I do not have complete construction plans?: Yes. By meeting in the early phases of planning, creative alternatives may be identified for construction and cost savings to the homeowner.

2. Does the Town regulate the preservation of homes?: The Town does not have local ordinances, districts, etc. imposing restrictions or requirements on property owners.

3. How do I know if a property is listed as a local historic resource?: The Park Cities Historic and Preservation Society maintains an inventory of designated properties.

4. How do I get my house locally designated?: The Park Cities Historic and Preservation Society has a Historical Architectural Award Program which you may make application for through them directly.

5. What financial incentives are there to preserve older homes?: Tax incentives may be offered through state and federal programs. The Town does not offer tax credit programs.