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Historic preservation policy

Historic preservation policy involves laws and guidelines designed to protect and maintain buildings, sites, and neighborhoods that have cultural, architectural, or historical significance. These policies aim to conserve a community’s heritage while balancing modern needs, ensuring that important landmarks are preserved for future generations. They may regulate renovations, provide incentives for preservation efforts, and sometimes restrict modifications to historic structures. The goal is to retain the character and identity of an area, fostering community pride, education, and tourism, while allowing for responsible development and adaptive reuse of historic properties.