Nothing in this chapter shall be taken or construed to prevent work and repairs on any structure coming under the heading of routine maintenance as defined in § 88-2 above.
Nothing in this chapter affects the right to
complete any work covered by a permit issued prior to the date upon
which such historic districts may be established.
The historic area work permit applicant shall
have the responsibility of providing sufficient information to support
the application. If the property is subject to an easement held by
another historic preservation organization, the applicant shall submit
proof of approval of exterior architectural review by the organization
holding the easement.
Authorization by the HDC to issue an historic
area work permit shall not be construed to eliminate the need to obtain
any other permit required by state or local law, ordinance or regulation
in conformance with all requirements applicable to such other permit.
No other permit shall be issued, however, which would authorize work
to be performed in violation of any conditions imposed by an historic
area work permit or in the absence of such permit.
Any permit may be subject to such conditions
imposed by the HDC as are reasonably necessary to assure that work
shall be performed in a manner not injurious to those characteristics
and qualities of the historic resources which are of historical, architectural,
archaeological or cultural value.
