Ill. Admin. Code tit. 17, § 4150.80 - Regulations Pertaining to the Approval of Local Governments
a) The chief
elected official of a local government may request in writing the certification
by the Director that the local government is an approved local
government.
b) The request will be
accompanied by assurances that the local government:
1) enforces legislation for the designation
of historic buildings,
2) has an
approved county or municipal ordinance in accordance with Section
4150.60 of this part,
3) maintains a historic review commission
which shall, in addition to the requirements in Section
4150.60(b)(3):
A) be represented at at least one
informational or educational workshop, seminar, or meeting each year pertaining
to the work and functions of the commission or to historic
preservation,
B) transmits to the
Director an annual report of its activities including, at a minimum, the number
of cases reviewed, new designations made, progress on survey activities,
revised resumes for commission members, attendance records, and documentation
for the meetings referenced in Section
4150.80(b)(3)(A),
above, and shall submit these reports within sixty days after the end of the
fiscal year for the local government,
C) monitor and report to the Director any
activity affecting any property in its jurisdiction listed in the Illinois
Register of Historic Places, and
D)
transmit records of proceedings to the Director at the same time they are
transmitted to the members of the commission.
4) maintains a system for the survey and
inventory of historic properties.
A) The
local government shall initiate or continue a process for survey and inventory
for properties within the local jurisdiction.
B) All inventory material shall be maintained
securely and shall be accessible to the public.
C) All inventory material shall be updated to
reflect changes, alterations, and demolitions.
D) There shall be a building by building
survey and inventory for each designated historic district.
5) provides for adequate public
participation in the local historic preservation program by:
A) fulfilling the responsibilities of the
Illinois Open Meetings Act (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1981, ch. 102, par. 41 et.
seq.).
B) keeping careful minutes
of all actions of the commission including the reasons for making decisions and
keeping these minutes on file and available to the public.
6) maintains a system for reviewing
applications for certifications of rehabilitations.
A) The approved local government shall assume
the responsibilities of the Director under Section
4150.40(c).
B) Within 45 days of the receipt of the
complete and correct application for a certification of rehabilitation, the
approved local government shall approve or disapprove the application and
transmit a copy of the application and recommendation to the Director. The
local government shall approve the application if it meets the criteria in
Section 4150.50(b) (1), (2) and
(3).
C) Within thirty days of receipt of the
application and recommendation, the Director shall approve or disapprove the
recommendation based on the criteria in Section
4150.50(b) (1) (2) and
(3). The approved local government and
applicant shall be notified of the Director's final administrative decision in
writing.
c)
Within forty-five days of the receipt of the request and the correct and
complete assurances, the Director shall certify that the local government is an
approved local government and notify the chief elected official in writing if
he determines that the local government has satisfied conditions in Section
4150.80(a) and
(b).
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