Do I live in a historic district and/or is my building a landmark structure?

To verify whether your property is located in a Historic District, use the My Place tool.  Search your property’s address and then use the information provided at the bottom of the screen.  Scroll to the right to find the Historic District box.  To verify if your property is a local landmark visit the Historic Preservation Resources & References page and search under Designated Landmarks.

Show All Answers

1. Do I live in a historic district and/or is my building a landmark structure?
2. How do I apply for a Historic Certificate of Appropriateness (HCOA)?
3. Can I replace my original wood windows with vinyl?
4. Can I add storm windows?
5. Can I replace my original wood door with a fiberglass or metal door?
6. Can I cover my wood siding with aluminum or vinyl siding?
7. Can I replace non-original material with similar non-original material without a Historic Certificate of Appropriateness (HCOA)?
8. Can I replace my aluminum siding with aluminum or vinyl siding without a Historic Certificate of Appropriateness (HCOA)?
9. What do I need to know about replacing my roof?
10. How do I report a property violation in my Historic District?
11. What types of work require a Historic Certificate of Appropriateness (HCOA)?
12. What types of work do not require a Historic Certificate of Appropriateness (HCOA)?
13. How many local historic districts does Aurora have?
14. How many national register historic districts does Aurora have?
15. What is a national register historic district?
16. How do national register historic districts differ from local historic districts?