Conn. Agencies Regs. § 10-416b-2 - General rules
(a)
Who May
Apply
(1) The owner of a property
listed on the National or State Register of Historic Places shall submit
applications or, in cases of multiple owners, a duly authorized joint owner,
partner or member may submit an application on behalf of the owners.
(2) For purposes of sections
10-416b-3
and
10-416b-5
of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, a person or business entity
that is not the owner of a property listed on the National or State Register of
Historic Places shall be eligible to apply provided such person or business
entity submits evidence that the owner has been informed of the application and
has no objection to the filing.
(3)
If a complex constitutes more than one legal parcel and the parcels are under
separate ownership, the owner of the legal parcel who is seeking tax credits
shall be eligible to apply.
(b)
How to Apply
(1) The owner shall submit requests for
approvals, certifications, reservation of tax credits and issuance of a tax
credit voucher on forms prescribed by the department. In cases where the owner
also seeks to claim the federal historic preservation investment tax credit for
a building located in a district listed on the National Register of Historic
Places, applications for determination of historic structure status and
approval of proposed rehabilitation plan may be made on the Part 1 or Part 2
applications, respectively, of the Historic Preservation Certification
Application used by the National Park Service, with such additional forms and
information as may be required by the department.
(2) The owner may apply at any time during a
state fiscal year, subject to the application requirements under sections
10-416b-3,
10-416b-5,
10-416b-8,
10-416b-10
and
10-416b-11
of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies.
(c)
Department Review
(1) The department shall review and issue a
decision not more than thirty calendar days after receipt of a complete
application.
(2) If an application
is incomplete, not more than thirty calendar days after receipt the department
shall notify the owner in writing and indicate what information is needed to
undertake or complete review.
(3)
The department shall not commence review of applications for preliminary
certification and reservation of tax credits, and for issuance of tax credit
vouchers until receipt of the required fee payments as indicated under section
10-416b-12
of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies.
(4) The department may undertake an
inspection of the historic structure prior to any application approvals or
certifications.
(5) Department
decisions shall be made in writing by the officer or other duly authorized
representative of the department. The signature of the owner or duly authorized
agent on any application form is a representation to the department that the
facts contained in the application are true and correct.
(6) In cases where the owner has submitted
Part 1 or Part 2 applications of the Historic Preservation Certification
Application used by the National Park Service, and any additional application
materials required by the department, if, pursuant to
16 USC 470
and in accordance with section
10-409
of the Connecticut General Statutes, a recommendation is made to the National
Park Service for approval, such recommendation shall be considered
certification or approval action under sections
10-416b-3
and
10-416b-5
of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, respectively.
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