Get National Register Nomination Case Report

The National Register Nomination Case Report is a crucial document for recognizing significant properties within our nation’s heritage. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions on how to complete this report online, ensuring the process is accessible and straightforward for all users.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your National Register Nomination Case Report.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the National Register Nomination Case Report. This will allow you to access the document and start filling it out.
2. Fill in the 'Date' field with the current date of submission. This helps track when the nomination was filed.
3. In the 'Case No.' section, enter your assigned case number related to the nomination. If you are unsure of the number, consult your previous documentation.
4. Complete the 'Project Address' field with the location of the property you are nominating. Ensure that this is accurate to facilitate proper identification.
5. Specify the 'Landmark No.' if applicable, which is often assigned to properties recognized as local landmarks.
6. Indicate the 'Zoning' designation of the property, which relates to its legal land use classification.
7. Fill in the 'Block/Lot' number associated with the property. This is critical for property identification within local government databases.
8. Provide information about the 'Project Sponsor,' including their name and contact details, ensuring that responsible parties are identifiable.
9. Complete the 'Staff Contact' field, listing the person in charge of managing the nomination in your agency.
10. Record the 'Recommendation' based on the findings of your review, clearly articulating whether you recommend approval or additional review by the State Historic Preservation Officer.
11. Review all sections for completeness and accuracy. Once satisfied, you can save your changes, download, print, or share the completed nomination report.

Begin your nomination process online today and contribute to preserving our nation's history.