In San Jose, 45 Means Historic
October 31, 2007
In the city of San Jose, once a building has reached forty-five years of age, then the structure is branded a historic resource. For developers, this rule can present a problem which takes significant monies and time to remedy, either reworking plans to reincorporate the structure or jumping through the hoops needed to get permission to tear the structure down.
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