National Trust for Historic Preservation
PreservationNation post on the concept of “standing” in legal proceedings
Our preservation partners at the National Trust for Historic Preservation have begun a new blog titled “Preservation Law Notes.” This week’s post features Julia Miller discussing “standing” and why preservation organizations may or may not be granted standing when it comes to preservation court cases. You can read Julia’s post here.
Opportunities for Funding From the National Trust for Historic Preservation
The National Trust for Historic Preservation wants to remind us that their grant deadlines are quickly approaching…. February 1! They have several matching grant programs available for projects in Ohio, which are listed below. Please note that these funds are for planning grants. The costs associated with actual “bricks and mortar” restoration of a structure [...]
Speak up for the Federal Rehabilitation Tax Credit
The National Trust for Historic Preservation has been working with key federal legislators on introduction of amendments to the Federal Rehabilitation Tax Credit. Some of these amendments are similar to those contained in the Community Restoration and Revitalization Act that NTHP supported last session.We anticipate introduction by Senators Blanche Lincoln (D-AR) and Olympia Snow (R-ME), [...]
