Preservation Action, Legislative Update
Volume 22, Number 15, May 10, 2019
1. Celebrate National Historic Preservation Month This May: PA to Host Congressional Briefing
2. Annual Report on the Historic Tax Credit Shows Continued Success of the Program
3. Secretary Bernhardt Testifies Before House Appropriations Subcommittee on FY20 Budget Request
4. Hawaii Legislature Passes Bill to Establish State Historic Tax Credit
5. Stories From the States
Legislative Update: May 10, 2019 →
Preservation Action, Legislative Update
Volume 22, Number 14, May 03, 2019
1. Thanks for Making Your Voice Heard! More Than 3,000 Comments Submitted on the Proposed Changes to the National Register
2. National Park Service Announces $61.3 Million in Historic Preservation Fund Grants for SHPOs and THPOs
3. House Subcommittee Holds Hearing on National Heritage Area Legislation
4. Join Preservation Action at the Keeping History Above Water Conference Next Week
5. Stories From the States
Preservation Action, Legislative Update
Volume 22, Number 13, April 26, 2019
1.Proposed Rule Changes Threaten National Register of Historic Places Nominations. Comments Due Tuesday
2. Senate Historic Preservation Fund Dear Colleague Letter Receives Strong Support
3. Legislation to Establish a Historic Tax Credit in California Advances in State Senate
4. Stories From the States
Preservation Action, Legislative Update
Volume 22, Number 12, April 19, 2019
1.Proposed Rule Changes Threaten National Register of Historic Places Nominations
2. Bipartisan Senators Introduce Legislation to Fully Fund the Land and Water Conservation Fund
3. Senate Confirms David Bernhardt to be the Next Secretary of the Interior
4. Thank You For Another Successful National Historic Preservation Advocacy Week
5. Stories From the States
Preservation Action, Action Alert
National Register Under Threat: April 15, 2019
Submit Comments Opposing Harmful Proposed Rule Changes to National Register of Historic Places
Preservation Action is highly concerned with proposed revisions to the National Register of Historic Places. The proposed rule changes would substantially impact how historic resources are nominated to the National Register of Historic Places and determined eligible. While the stated intent is to bring regulations current with recent amendments to the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), the proposed revisions clearly go far beyond that purpose and are inconsistent with the language in and intent of the NHPA. Learn more and take action!
