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  • Make a Difference/
    • Donate
    • Get Involved
    • Membership
  • HIstoric Preservation/
    • Sacramento's Most Endangered
    • National Register
    • Sacramento Register
    • Sacramento Preservation Ordinance
    • Richmond Grove Historic District Survey
  • Events/
    • Annual Home Tour
    • Jane Jacobs Walks
    • Members-Only Tours
    • Preservation Roundtable
  • Resources/
    • CEQA
    • Mills Act
    • SOI Standards
    • Property Owners
    • Local Contractors
    • YOUR HOME VALUE
    • Demolition By Neglect
    • For Preservation Commissioners
  • Contact/
    • Contact
    • Board of Directors
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Preservation Sacramento

Preservation Sacramento is dedicated to protecting Sacramento’s historic neighborhoods and encouraging quality urban design through advocacy, outreach, and activism.

SOI Standards

Preservation Sacramento
  • About/
  • Make a Difference/
    • Donate
    • Get Involved
    • Membership
  • HIstoric Preservation/
    • Sacramento's Most Endangered
    • National Register
    • Sacramento Register
    • Sacramento Preservation Ordinance
    • Richmond Grove Historic District Survey
  • Events/
    • Annual Home Tour
    • Jane Jacobs Walks
    • Members-Only Tours
    • Preservation Roundtable
  • Resources/
    • CEQA
    • Mills Act
    • SOI Standards
    • Property Owners
    • Local Contractors
    • YOUR HOME VALUE
    • Demolition By Neglect
    • For Preservation Commissioners
  • Contact/
    • Contact
    • Board of Directors

U.S. Secretary of the Interior Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties

The Guidelines are advisory, not regulatory.

The Standards are a series of concepts about maintaining, repairing, and replacing historic materials, as well as designing new additions or making alterations. The Guidelines offer general design and technical recommendations to assist in applying the Standards to a specific property. Together, they provide a framework and guidance for decision-making about work or changes to a historic property.

The Standards and Guidelines can be applied to historic properties of all types, materials, construction, sizes, and use. They include both the exterior and the interior and extend to a property’s landscape features, site, environment, as well as related new construction.

Federal agencies use the Standards and Guidelines in carrying out their historic preservation responsibilities. State and local officials use them in reviewing both Federal and nonfederal rehabilitation proposals. Historic district and planning commissions across the country use the Standards and Guidelines to guide their design review processes.

The Standards offer four distinct approaches to the treatment of historic properties—preservation, rehabilitation, restoration, and reconstruction with Guidelines for each.

The Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties are regulatory for all grant-in-aid projects assisted through the national Historic Preservation Fund.

The Standards for Rehabiliation, codified in 36 CFR 67, are regulatory for the review of rehabilitation work in the Historic Preservation Tax Incentives program.


Interpretation and Application of Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties

This free eLearning course is designed by the State Office of Historic Preservation for historic preservation commissioners, planning staff, local government officials and anyone who want to better understand the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties.

This self-paced course consists of a brief navigation tutorial and 3 learning modules. We recommend that the modules be completed in sequence the first time through. Modules are self-paced and can be stopped midway and returned to at a later time.

Scripts for each of the modules may be printed out by clicking on Script links below. 

Click on the link to launch the module:

Navigation Instructions     Script  (approx. time 4 minutes)

Module 1 - Introduction to the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties  Script (approx. time 15-20 minutes)

Module 2 - Understanding the Four Treatments for Historic Properties   Script  (approx. time
20-25 minutes)

Module 3 - Interpretation and Application of the Standards for Rehabilitation  Script  (approx. time 30-35 minutes)

Compiled Script   (Modules 1-3) 

  • About/
  • Make a Difference/
    • Donate
    • Get Involved
    • Membership
  • HIstoric Preservation/
    • Sacramento's Most Endangered
    • National Register
    • Sacramento Register
    • Sacramento Preservation Ordinance
    • Richmond Grove Historic District Survey
  • Events/
    • Annual Home Tour
    • Jane Jacobs Walks
    • Members-Only Tours
    • Preservation Roundtable
  • Resources/
    • CEQA
    • Mills Act
    • SOI Standards
    • Property Owners
    • Local Contractors
    • YOUR HOME VALUE
    • Demolition By Neglect
    • For Preservation Commissioners
  • Contact/
    • Contact
    • Board of Directors

Preservation Sacramento

Preservation Sacramento is dedicated to protecting Sacramento's historic places and encouraging quality urban design through advocacy, outreach, and activism. 

Preservation Sacramento is a membership-based 501(c)(4) non-profit originally founded in 1972 as the Sacramento Old City Association. 

Preservation Sacramento is an all volunteer organization, whose members devote their time to increasing public awareness of the irreplaceable historic and cultural resources of the city. Other activities include advocating policies that ensure a quality urban environment that is respectful of our historic buildings and traditional neighborhoods.

Preservation Sacramento monitors and comments on land use proposals in Sacramento's existing neighborhoods.  By participating in community planning, Preservation Sacramento has made significant contributions to citywide development proposals.  If you have a planning or land use project proposed in you neighborhood, that you would like Preservation Sacramento to review, please do not hesitate to contact us.

 

 

Preservation Sacramento is a 501(c)(4) non-profit and your donation is not tax deductible. 


Preservation Organizations and Agencies

National Trust for Historic Preservation  - California Preservation Foundation - California Office of Historic Preservation  - Western Chapter Association for Preservation Technology  - City of Sacramento - Sacramento Modern - East Sac Preservation - Preservation Directory

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Preservation Sacramento Sponsors

Preservation Sacramento - P.O. Box 162140 - Sacramento - California - 95816 - (916) 604-8320 - preservation.sacramento@gmail.com

Preservation Sacramento is a 501(c)(4). Donations are not tax-deductible, but all contributions go towards preserving Sacramento's historic places.