Small Bites is a virtual training series delivering relevant and valuable tools on the implementation of small-scale development. Led by our diverse faculty, they’ll offer expertise drawn from real-life experiences. These one-hour “bite size” sessions are for people of all skill levels, from small-scale developers and local advocates, to policymakers. An opportunity to ask questions is included at the end of each session.
Time advertised is Central Time.
Small Developer’s Guide to Historic Preservation
Presented by Iván Gonzalez
Historic properties are some of the most charming and well-performing projects, but they come with challenges. Understanding the different levels of historic preservation and incentives can be difficult, especially when assessing a potential project. In this talk we’ll cover the basics of historic preservation at each level including local, state, and federal regulations and what they mean to a project. Depending on what level of designation also corresponds with the level of responsibility to the owner and oversight by regulators. In addition, what possible incentives are available and what are the constraints that are attached to them are also tied to the specific designation.
ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Iván Gonzalez, AICP
Iván is a developer and urban planner originally from the Midwest that has been a Historic Preservation Officer, a Historic Preservation Commission member, and a Historic Preservation City Liaison in different sized municipalities. Iván is now co-owner of Place Strategies, Inc. which specializes in urban development, historic downtowns, and plan/code writing.
REGISTRATION
Small Bites sessions are a complementary membership benefit for members.
Non-members can register for each session for $25 per ticket.
Recordings will be sent to those who register following the session. This event will be held in Central Time. Details will be sent to attendees upon registration.
Contact
For any questions, message us at training@incrementaldevelopment.org.