Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)

Citation: Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)
Jurisdiction: Portland (municipal)
Source: Official source
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F. To develop guidelines for work affecting Authority. A payment of a nonrefundable filing
historic designations and to aid in the fee, as established by the City Council to cover
interpretation of the standards for review. administrative costs and costs of hearing, shall
G. To assist the Planning Board and City Council in accompany the application. The Planning
the development of a historic preservation Authority shall forthwith transmit to the
component in the Comprehensive Plan of the Historic Preservation Board all of the papers
City of Portland, which includes the constituting the record upon which the action
identification, protection, and recognition of appealed from was taken.
Indigenous and marginalized communities’ B. Standard of review. The standard of review
histories. for appeals pursuant to this section shall be de
H. To make recommendations to the Planning novo. The appellant shall bear the burden of
Board concerning any amendments to the Land proof.
Use Code appropriate for the protection and C. Public hearing. A public hearing shall be set,
continued use of historically-designated advertised, and conducted by the Historic
properties. Preservation Board in accordance with the
I. As requested, to provide comment, provisions of this article.
recommendations, or testimony to the D. Action. Within 30 days following the close of
Planning Board or City Council on matters the public hearing, the Historic Preservation
pertaining to historic preservation in Portland. Board shall render a decision on the appeal in
J. To inform and educate the citizens of Portland the manner and form specified in the
as to the cultural, historic, architectural, and provisions of this article and the statutes of the
archeological heritage of the city by publishing state. The