§ 23.2-24. Certificate of appropriateness.

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A certificate of appropriateness (COA) is a written order issued by the city allowing specified alterations to, demolition of, new construction of, relocation of, or other changes to a designated landmark or to a building or structure within a designated historic district. Certificates of appropriateness are either approved administratively or approved after public hearing as provided in these LDRs. Procedures and standards for seeking a certificate of appropriateness are found in section 23.5-4 on historic preservation.

                    
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