I have a feeling this is where you are at.Sometimes the Alderman's office or community group will want to see what you are "proposing" to build before you can get their support and actually get the Zoning Change approved; however, technically architectural drawings are not reuired (by the Zoning Board of Appeals) for the map amendment process.Feel free to contact me directly if you would like me to look into your specific property in more detail. 

Two additional credits worth spotlighting are the Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit (HRTC) and the Energy-Efficient Commercial Buildings Tax Deduction.The Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit stands out as a key tool for preserving our architectural heritage while providing financial incentives.

I already own the land and have architectural plans and a GC but I just have no experience in this specific area.

We have architecture and design, engineering, and all trades in house. 

This would involve additional applications, possibly architectural/engineer drawings, and inspections of the construction work by the building department personnel. 

If you havent found anybody yet we are a small design/build firm called Salt+Light Builders, we provide both architecture and construction services.

Such developments can increase property values and attract buyers.Sometimes, historic districts offer unique opportunities for fix and flip due to their distinctive architecture and charm, though be aware of any restrictions related to renovations in such areas.Neighborhoods with lower crime rates are generally more attractive to buyers.

Thrill, adrenaline & architectural challenge given the highly complex site.

We did architectural from scratch, soils report and structural engineering, etc.

I love the architecture of the buildings in this neighborhood.