Get Architectural Inventory Form Important Notice - Historitecture

Filling out the Architectural Inventory Form is an essential task for documenting and assessing historical properties. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to help users complete the form accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the survey form.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Architectural Inventory Form and open it in your preferred editing software.
2. Begin with the identification section. Enter the parcel number, resource number, temporary resource number, county, city, historic building name, current building name, and building address. Ensure that the information is accurate and reflects the correct property details.
3. Continue to the national and state register eligibility fields. Indicate whether the property is individually eligible, not eligible, needs data, or is previously listed. Provide the relevant assessments for both the national and state registers.
4. In the geographic information section, complete the fields for the UTM reference zone, easting, northing, USGS quad name, and describe the boundary of the property, including any necessary metes and bounds.
5. Move to the architectural description section. Provide detailed information on the building plan, dimensions, number of stories, exterior wall materials, roof configuration, roof materials, and any notable special features such as chimneys or porches.
6. Describe the architectural style and landscape features. This includes detailing the setting and any significant associated features like outbuildings or fences.
7. Fill in the architectural history section by providing the date of construction, the name of the architect, builder, and original owner. Include any relevant construction history that gives context to the property’s past.
8. Complete the historical associations section, indicating the original, intermediate, and current uses of the property. Provide a summary of the historical background that outlines the property’s significance.
9. In the significance section, assess the local landmark designation and address the applicable National Register and Colorado State Register criteria.
10. Finally, ensure all sections are filled out correctly. Save your changes, and as needed, proceed to download, print, or share the completed form for submission.

Complete the Architectural Inventory Form online now to ensure your historical property is documented and preserved.