Interior Rehabilitation Sample Clauses
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Interior Rehabilitation. In accordance with the ACHP Policy Statement on Affordable Housing and Historic Preservation (see Appendix B), Section 106 review of rehabilitation work for residential properties in historic districts should be limited only to the exterior of buildings unless the property is individually listed or eligible for listing in the National Register or if it is a contributing building within a historic district where specific interior elements of the building contribute to maintaining a district’s character. Therefore, when a residential property is located in a historic district, interior rehabilitation work is exempt from further review or consultation, unless the property is individually eligible or listed on the National Register or the property retains interior features that contribute to maintaining the character of the district.
Interior Rehabilitation. All interior rehabilitations except those that affect the exterior, such as a new wall ending at an existing historic window.
Interior Rehabilitation a. Interior Finishes: Refinishing, repair, and replacement of interior finishes.
b. Plaster and Drywall: Repair and replacement in-kind of plaster walls and ceilings. Installation of drywall where original plaster wall surfaces are missing and where the installation of drywall will not appreciably change the trim profile.
c. Floors and Floor Coverings: Repair and refinishing of interior floors. Replacement of damaged material in-kind. Installation of carpeting and other floor coverings provided that installation does not damage underlying wood or masonry floor surfaces.
d. Doors and Trim: Refinishing, repair, or replacement of interior doors and trim in- kind. Replacement of non-significant flat stock trim with material to match historic pattern if known or to be compatible with the property’s historic character.
e. Cabinetry, Countertops and Appliances: Refinishing, repair, or replacement of cabinetry and countertops. Repair or replacement of appliances.
Interior Rehabilitation a) Mechanical systems. Installation, replacement or repair of plumbing, HVAC systems and units, hot water heaters, furnaces, electrical wiring and fire protection systems, provided no structural alterations are involved. Included are restroom improvements for handicapped access, provided the work is contained within the existing restroom walls.
Interior Rehabilitation. This section does not apply to single-family residences (one-unit) or duplexes (two units) which are excluded from review of interior alterations per Stipulation II.F.
Interior Rehabilitation a. Repair of existing basement floors or the installation of new basement floors.
b. Installation of attic insulation.
c. Repair of existing interior walls, floors, ceilings, decorative plaster, or woodwork, provided the work is limited to repainting, in-kind patching, refinishing, or repapering.
d. Kitchen and bathroom remodeling if no walls, windows, or doors are removed or relocated so as to alter the floor plan.
e. Installation of new furnace, boiler or water heater; or furnace cleaning or repair.
f. Installation or repair of all electrical, plumbing, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems as long as no alteration is made to structural features or decorative features.
g. Installation of new ceiling openings for attic access or pull-down stairs; removal and sealing up of obsolete pull-down stairs.
h. Asbestos abatement activities that do not involve removal or alteration of structural or decorative features.
i. Lead paint hazard abatement such as HEPA cleaning and HUD approved paint removal or stabilization. Any decorative features shall be treated with care and retained for re-installation after treatment.
Interior Rehabilitation a. Installation, replacement, upgrade, or repair of plumbing, including non historic bath & kitchen fixtures, cabinetry and appliances, HVAC units & systems, electrical and fire protection systems providing no structural alterations are involved.
b. Installment of bathroom fans providing no historic elements will be removed, altered, or damaged.
c. Installment of insulation in ceiling and attic spaces, basements and crawlspaces.
Interior Rehabilitation a. All plumbing work, including installation of water heaters. In no case shall ceilings be dropped to accommodate such work
b. All electrical work not involving demolition of walls, ceilings and/or floors, unless previously altered from lath and plaster to drywall.
c. All HVAC systems and their components. In no case shall ceilings be dropped or accommodate such work.
d. Installation of insulation in attics and crawl spaces. In no case shall ceilings be dropped to accommodate such work.
e. Installation of blown insulation in exterior walls when access to wall cavities can be obtained without altering the exterior or interior wall appearance.
f. Repair and in-kind replacement of plaster walls and ceilings.
g. Installation of drywall where original plaster wall surfaces are missing and where the installation of drywall will not appreciably change the trim profile.
h. Repair and re-finishing of interior floors.
i. All painting and carpeting, provided that carpet installation damages no underlying wood or masonry floor surfaces.
j. All kitchen and bathroom remodeling provided the location of walls, windows, or doors are not altered, except for those features that are not original to the building.
k. All Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessibility improvements provided that no historic materials such as trim work, tin ceilings, windows, doors, etc. are altered.
l. All lead paint abatement that exclusively involves washing, scraping, hand sanding, and painting surfaces and does not require removal or alteration of exterior/interior features.
m. All asbestos abatement that does not involve removal or alteration of interior features.
Interior Rehabilitation. A. Projects limited to interior spaces of buildings or structures to be retained in the same use where:
1. The work will not be visible from the exterior of the building or structure.
2. No structural alterations are made.
3. No demolition of walls, ceilings, or floors occurs.
4. No drop ceilings are added.
5. No walls are leveled with furring or moved.
B. Mechanical/HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and fire protection systems:
1. Installation, replacement, repair, or routine maintenance or retrofits of mechanical/HVAC systems and equipment, plumbing systems and fixtures, electrical wiring and systems, and fire protection systems and detection components.
2. Restroom improvements, including for handicapped access, provided the work is contained within the existing restroom.
C. Lighting and appliances:
1. Installation or replacement of bulbs, ballasts, and/or wiring in existing fixtures.
2. Replacement of existing fixtures with new fixtures, provided that the fixtures are not original to the building.
3. Installation of motion/occupancy sensors for lighting control.
4. Installation or replacement of existing appliances.
Interior Rehabilitation a. Installation of exterior storm windows and storm doors, provided they conform to the shape and size of the historic windows and doors, and the meeting rails of storm windows coincide with that of the existing sash.