HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION
Chair Michael Marino
Contact Jason Martin, Preservation Planner
444 Westminster St, Suite 3A
Providence RI 02903
401.680.8517
jmartin@providenceri.gov
Description Regulates development in historic districts
M
eeting Schedule Every 4th Monday of the month at 4:45pm.
Meetings are held on the 1st 
oor of 444 Westminster St, Providence
RI, 02903
Schedules are available on www.providenceri.gov/planning
and www.state.ri.us/openmeetings/
Application Process Applications may be rec
eived at the Planning and Development
Department on 444 Westminster St, Site 3A, Pr
ovidence RI 02903.
Applications are due 14 days before the next Historic District
Commission meeting. Please contact staff for more
information on the application process.
Length of application process varies on the complexity of
the project.
Applicants are strongly urged to meet with Department
of Planning and Development sta before submitting an
application
Fees No Fee – Repairs, replacement in-kind, restoration
$50 – Minor alterations
$100 – Major alterations
$400 – New construction, demolition
Fees are to be made payable to "Providence City Collector"
Time Frame for Decision Notices sent approximately 2 weeks after meeting
Appeal Process Must  le appeal with Zoning Board of Review within 20
days of noti cation
All meeting schedules are subject to change. Please refer to the listed contact, website, or
www.state.ri.us/openmeetings/, for the most updated meeting schedule information.
PROVIDENCEHISTORICDISTRICTCOMMISSION
DEPARTMENTOFPLANNINGANDDEVELOPMENT
444WestminsterStreet,Suite3A,Providence,RI02903401.680.8517
email:jmartin@providenceri.govorvisitusonthewebat:www.providenceri.gov/planning
APPLICATIONFORCERTIFICATEOFAPPROPRIATENESS
ForOfficeUseOnly
ApplicationNumber: DateReceived:
TypeofReview: DateAccepted:
InHouse
PublicHearing AcceptedBy:
APPLICATIONSMUSTBESUBMITTEDATLEAST14DAYSBEFOREAPUBLICHEARING.PLEASECONTACTTHEPHDC
STAFFFORHEARINGDATESANDFILINGDEADLINES.
PLEASEPRINTORTYPE
PARTIGENERALINFORMATION
PROPERTYADDRESS:Plat:Lot:
PropertyName(ifany):HistoricDistrict:
OWNERName:Telephone:
MailingAddress:ZipCode:
APPLICANTName:Telephone:
MailingAddress:ZipCode:
ARCHITECT/DESIGNERName:Telephone:
MailingAddress:ZipCode:
CONTRACTOR/BUILDERName:Telephone:
MailingAddress:ZipCode:
Icertifythatallinformationcontainedinthisapplicationistrueandaccuratetothebestofmyknowledge.
Bothsignaturesrequired.Pleaseprintortypenameunderneathsignature.
Applicant:Owner:
PARTIIDESCRIPTIONOFPROPOSEDWORK
ApprovalSought(checkone):ConceptualFinal
ApplicationCategory(checkasmanyasnecessary):
Repair/ReplacementInKind Storm/ScreenWindows/Doors
MinorAlterations Roofs/Gutters/Downspouts
Awnings MajorAlterations
Fences/Gates AdditionstoExistingStructure
Mechanical/ElectricalEquipment Windows/Doors
Shutters/Blinds BarrierFreeAccessImprovements
Signs NewConstruction
SiteImprovements Demolition
Over,Please
BRIEFLY BUT COMPLETELY DESCRIBE THE ENTIRE SCOPE OF WORK: what you propose to do, where on the
property the work will occur, and how the work will be accomplished. For large projects, an itemized list is
recommended.Attachadditionalpagesifnecessary.
PARTIIIDOCUMENTATION
See PHDC Standards and Guidelines for checklists of documentation requirements for your specific project.
INCOMPLETEAPPLICATIONSCANNOTBEACCEPTED FORREVIEW.Markeachpieceofdocumentationaccording
tothelistbelow.Alldocumentationexceptmaterial ssamplesandmodelswillberetainedbythePHDCaspart
of
thepublicrecord.Alldocumentationmustbelabeledanddated.Drawingsmustshowdimensionsandscale,
andshould illustrate existingas well asproposedconditions.Place acheckmarknext to each exhibityouhave
submittedwiththisapplication.
EXHIBIT1ApplicationForm(signedbypropertyownerandapplicant)
EXHIBIT235mmPhotographs(colororB/W,3”x5”min.Digitalphotosokay.Noinstantsnapshots.)
EXHIBIT3Drawings,e.g.Elevations, Plans,Sections(eachlabeledseparately:Exhibit3A,3B,etc.)
EXHIBIT4ShopDrawings
EXHIBIT5ListofAbuttingPropertyOwnersNamesandMailingAddresses(omitforinhousereviews)
EXHIBIT6FinancialData(demolitionproposalsonly)
EXHIBIT7Model(newconstructionproposalsonly)
EXHIBIT8MaterialSamples
EXHIBIT9OtherInformation(specify):
EXHIBIT10ListofExpertWitnessesorOwner’sRepresentatives
PARTIVMISCELLANEOUS
ApplicationFee($ Seeattachedschedule forapplicablefee.)
Pleasecheckanyofthefollowingstatementswhichapplytothisproject:
ThisapplicationisfiledinresponsetonoticefromthePHDCofworkdonewithoutpriorapproval.

Thisprojectwillalsorequirezoningvariances and/orreviewbytheBuildingBoardofReview.

Oneormoreexpert witnesseswillappearatthe publichearing totestify in favorof this application.A listof names,
addressesandprofessionalqualificationsofwitnessesisattachedasExhibit10.(PleasenotethatthePHDCmaylimit
verbaltestimonysothatallpubiccommentmaybeentered
intherecordinatimelyfashion.Writtentestimonymay
besubmitted.

CheckthisboxifapplyingfortaxcreditswiththeRhodeIslandHistoricalPreservationCommission.

Anattorney,architect,contractororotherrepresentativewillappearontheapplicant’sorowner’sbehalfatthepublic
hearing.ThenameandbusinessaddressofthisrepresentativeisattachedasExhibit10.
INSTRUCTIONSFORCOMPLETINGANAPPLICATIONFORCERTIFICATEOFAPPROPRIATENESS
Pleasereadtheseinstructionscarefullybeforefillingoutanapplicationform.Categoriesaccompaniedby
anasterisk(*)are REQUIREDINFORMATION,withoutwhich an application cannot be processed.Ifyou
haveanyquestions,pleasecontactthePHDCstaffatjmartin@providenceri.comor401.680.8517.
PARTI‐GENERALINFORMATION
*PROPERTYADDRESS‐Indicatethestreetaddressofthepropertyonwhichexteriorworkisproposed.
PlatandLotnumbersareavailablefromtheAssessors’officeinProvidenceCityHall.Ifthepropertyhas
ahistoricorcommonname(e.g.,St.Mary’sChurch, JohnBrownHouse,
AbbottPark),indicatethat.Also
indicate in which local historic district the property is located: Armory, Broadway, College Hill, North
Elmwood,PLDResidential,PLDIndustrial&CommercialBuildings,SouthElmwood,orStimsonAvenue.
*OWNER‐Indicatethename,compl etemailingaddressandtelephonenumberofthepropertyowner
(nottheownerof
abusinesslocatedontheproperty).Iftheownerisaninstitution orcorporation,orif
thepropertyisacondominiumorcooperative, alsoindicatethenameofaspecificcontactperson.Ifthe
propertyisunderapurchaseandsaleagreement,theselleristheownerandthebuyeristheapplicant.
*APPLICANT‐If the property owner isalso the applicant, indicate “same as above.” If
a personother
thanthepropertyowneristheapplicant(e.g.,tenant, architect,propertymanager,etc.),thenindicate
hisorhernameandcompletemailingaddressandtelephone number.Iftheapplicantisaninstitutionor
corporation,indicatethenameofaspecificcontactperson.
ARCHITECT/CONTRACTOR‐Ifanarchitector
contractorisassociatedwiththeproject,indicatethefirm
name,contactperson, complete mailing address, andtelephone number. It is not required tohavean
architectorcontractorinordertofileanapplication,butprofessionaladviceisstronglyrecommended,
particularlyforalterationsandnewconstruction.
*SIGNATURES‐Signaturesofboththe
applicantandtheproper tyownerarerequired.Underneaththe
signature,printor typethename oftheperson whohassigned. Personssigningonbehalfof anentity
musthaveauthority to do so; in cases of a condomi nium or cooperative, the chair or presidentofthe
associationmustsignasowner.
(Over,please)
PARTII‐DESCRIPTIONOFPROPOSEDWORK
*APPROVAL SOUGHT‐Check either “Conceptual” or “Final.” All new construction andadditions must
receive conceptual approval prior to final approval. For these types of applications check both boxes.
Mostotherprojectsmayrequestfinalapprovalwhentheapplicationisfirstfiled.
*APPLICATIONCATEGORY‐Checkas
manycategoriesasnecessarytodescribethescopeofwork.Ifyou
donotseeyourprojectamongthelistedcategories,usetheblankspacetoindicateit.
*WRITTENDESCRIPTION‐Fullydescribethescopeofworkanditsimpactonthebuilding.Beasspecific
aspossible.Forexample,“Replace
windows”doesnotprovideasmuchinformationas “Replace6 (six)
windowsoneastandsouthelevations,firstandsecondfloors.Existingwindowsarewooddoublehung
6/6 sash with true divided lights; replacement windows will match materials, dimensions and
configuration.”
PARTIII‐DOCUMENTATION
*Allapplicationsrequiresomelevelof
documentation.Atminimum,Exhibits1and2,acompletedand
signedapplicationform,andphotographs(35mmordigital)ofthepropertyarealwaysrequir ed.
Whatadditional information may be required depends on the scope of work: use the checklists in the
PHDC Standards and Guidelines to determine how much information to submit. For example, if
replacingaslateroof,youmayneedtosubmitonlyExhibits1, 2,4and8.Ifaddinga
porch,youmight
submitExhibits1,2,3and5.
The PHDC staff reviews each application for completeness of documentation, and may ask for further
documentationifneeded.ThePHDCmayalso requestadditional informationbeforemakingadecision
atapublichearing.
PARTIV‐MISCELLANEOUS
Check the first box if
the application is being filed in response to notice from the PHDC that work has
been done without prior PHDC approval, or which is not consistent with a previous Certificate of
Appropriateness.
Checkthesecondboxiftheprojectwillalso requirezoningvariances.Zoningreviewusuallyoccursafter
PHDC
review.Anychangestoanapprovedprojectresultingfromzoningreviewmustbesubmittedback
tothePHDCforapproval.
Check the third box if an expert witness will appear at the public hearing. An expert witness is not
required.
Checkthefourthboxifapplying fortaxcreditsfrom
theRhodeIslandHistoricalPreservation&Heritage
Commission.
Check the fifth box if a person representing the owneror the applicant will appear at the hearing. All
applications reviewed at a public hearing must be presented by the applicant, the owner, or a
representative. The representative should be authorized to
negotiate with the PHDC regarding any
changestotheproposal.Anattorney’spresenceisnotrequired.
APPLICATIONPROCEDURES
Thefollowi ngproceduresaretobefollowedwheneverapropertyowner decidestodoexteriorworktoa
property located in one of the following of Providence’s local historic districts: Armory, Broadway,
College Hill, North Elmwood, PLDResidential, PLDICBD, South Elmwood and Stimson Avenue.
Application forms, standards and
guidelines, maps and other information are available from the PHDC
staff.
1. Confirmthatthepropertyislocatedwithinalocalhistoricdistrictandthattheproposedworkwill
requirereview.ContactthePHDCstaffatjmartin@providenceri.comor401.680.8517.
2. Arrangeasitevisitwithstafftodiscusstheproposedwork.ConsultationwithPHDCstaffandasite
visitarerecommendedbeforefillinganapplication.
3. Fileanapplicationforcertificateofappropriateness.Applicationsmaybepreparedbytheproperty
ownerorarepresentative,butmustbesignedbythepropertyowner.Applicationsmustbefiledin
person by appointment with the PHDC staff by the published filing deadline before a scheduled
PHDC meeting. The PHDC yearly meeting schedule is available at the PHDC’s website
(www.providenceri.com/planning) or from the PHDC staff. Refer to the checklists in the Standards
andGuidelinestomakesureallnecessaryinformationaccompaniesthe
applicationwhenitis filed.
Incompleteapplicationscannotbereviewedandmaycausedelaysinthereviewprocess.
4. Staff determines if the application is complete. If the application is complete, it is accepted for
review. If the application is not complete, staff informs the applicant what additional information
will be required. The official review period does not begin until the application is complete and
acceptedforreview.Acceptanceof
anapplicationdoesnotprecludethePHDCfromrequestingany
additionalinformationthatmayhelpittomakeadetermina tionontheapplication.
5. Staff determines how the application will be reviewed: inhouse by staff or at a public hearing
beforethePHDC.SeetheStandardsandGuideli nesforalistofworkitemsthatmaybereviewedin
housebystaff.Ifthestafffindsthatitcannotapproveanapplicationforwork
normallyreviewedin
house,thatapplicationwillbedirectedtothePHDCforreviewatthenextavailablepublichearing.
ThePHDCmeetsregularlyonthe4
th
Mondayofeachmonth.Mostapplicationswillrequireonlyone
hearing;however,proposalsfordemolitionandnewconstructionwillmostlikelyrequiremorethan
onehearing.
(Over,please)
6. The application is reviewed and a determination made, within 45 days of acceptance of the
application.
a) Inhousereview:Staffwillmakeasitevisittoreviewtheproposalbeforeissuingany
approval.Determinationscanusuallybemadewithinfive(5)daysofacceptanceof
completeapplication.Allapprovals
areissuedinwriting.
b) Public hearing: An agenda is mailed to applicants, owners, abutters, and PHDC
members seven (7) days before the hearing; it lists the time and place of the
hearing, and the order in which applications will be heard. Staff also prepares a
written report on each
application, which is distributed to PHDC members before
the hearing andis available to applicants upon request. Applicants are required to
attend the hearing to present the pro posal to the PHDC.Public comment is taken.
Thetestimonyofapplicants,owners,andotherinterestedpartiesissworn.Afterall
testimony is received,
the PHDC deliberates the proposal and makes a
determination to approve as submitted, approve with conditio ns, or deny. (An
application may also be continued to a future PHDC meeting, with the applicant’s
consent,ifadditionalinformationisneeded.)Afterthehearing,awrittenresolution
describingthedecisionismailedto
theapplicant.
7. If the application is approved, a Certificate of Appropriateness (CA) placard and two sets of all
accompanying drawings are stamped, signed, and will be mailed to applicants or are available for
pickup from the Department of Planning and Development, 444 Westminster Street, Suite 3A,
Providence,RI02903.
It is
the applicant’s responsibility to obtain all necessary building permits and zoning variances for the
project.AcopyoftheCAwillneedtobepresentedattheDepartmentofInspectionandStandards(DIS),
444WestminsterStreet,Providence,RI,02903,foranynecessarypermits.Buildingpermitsforexterior
workwithinhistoricdistricts
cannotbeissueduntilPHDCapprovalhasbeenobtained.
ACertificate ofAppropriatenessplacard mustbedisplayed ontheproperty wheretheworkwilloccur.
Certificates of Appropriateness are valid only for the work specifically approved. Any changes to the
projectwhichresultfromotherreviews,orwhicharemade
duringconstruction,mustbebroughtback
tothePHDCforapprovalpriortocommenc ing wor k.Certificatesarevalidforone(1)year,andmaybe
extendeduponrequest.
8. If the application is not approved, the decision may be appealed. Appeals of PHDC decisions are
madeto theZoningBoardofAppeal(whichwillreviewonlywhetherthePHD C madea procedural
error or had sufficient evidence to make its decision). Without substantial changes, a denied
applicationmaynotbe
resubmittedforoneyearfromthedateofthedecision.
9. ApermanentrecordofeachapplicationisretainedinthePHDC’sfiles.
ApplicationAddendum,MajorAlterationWindows
Windowsare avitally important featureofhistorichomes. TheCommissionconsiders theappearanceof original
and/orhistoricallysignificantwindowsaswellasthefabricof thesewindowstobeaprimaryconsiderationinthe
allowance of their replacement. The replacement of original and/or or historically significant windows is
considered
a last resort by the Commission. Applicants should keep this in mind when considering replacing
originaland/orhistoricallysignificantwindows.
The number,location, size, and glazingpatternof original windows as well as unique features such as curved or
bent glass, stained glass, leaded glass, and unusual shapes are to
be preserved wherever possible. Where
preservationoftheuniquefeaturesisnotpossiblerecreationoftheseelements(inkind)willbereviewedbystaff.
DeviationfromtheoriginaldesignmustbereviewedbythefullCommission.
Windowsmayoftenberepairedratherthanreplaced;evenifsomewindowsaredeteriorated
beyondrepair,itis
seldomnecessarytoreplaceallwindowsinabuilding.Historicwoodwindowsthatareproperlyrepaired,caulked
and weatherstripped and provided with well fitted storm windows can be as energy efficient as new thermal
(doubleglazed) windows. Applicants wishing to remove original and/or historically significant windows
should
contacta qualified contractorwho has experience with window restoration to assist in the determination of the
feasibilityofretainingoriginaland/orhistoricallysignificantwindowsorwhetherreplacementisappropriate.
Window Replacement: Where replacement is necessary due to deterioration, new windows should match the
originals in design, dimensions, configuration
and number of panes. Replacement windows are to be wood or
aluminum clad wood. Framewithinaframe window systems and vinyl or vinylclad wood windows can close
downawindowopeningwithheavyframes,donotcomplywithhistoricprofilesandwillnotbepermitted.
Process: Applications seeking
the replacement of historically significant windows must be heard by the full
Commission at a regularly scheduled meeting. Applicants may apply for either Conceptual or Final Approval.
Conceptual Approval requires less documentation and will give the applicant direction as to the feasibility of
replacementwindowsbeingallowed.IfConceptualApproval
isgranted,theapplicantwillbeinstructedtoreturn
to the Commission with additional documentation in order to determine Final Approval. This process takes a
minimum of two meetings by the Commission. Those applicants seeking Final Application need to submit full
documentation and the review process may be completed at one
meeting, although it is not uncommon for
windowapplicationstotakealongerperiodoftime.
RequiredDocumentation:ApplicationsseekingFinalApprovalforwindowreplacementshallprovidethefollowing
documentation. An application will not be considered complete and scheduled for a hearing until all
documentationhasbeensubmittedandaccepted:
1. A completed application form for a Certificate of Appropriateness, signed by the applicant and the
propertyowner(ifdifferent)describingexistingconditions,andthescopeoftheproposedwork;
2. Aprofessionalevaluationoftheexistingwindow’sconditionandoptionsforrepairorreplacementby
aqualifiedcontractorwhohasexperiencewithhistoricwindows;
3. A photographic survey showing all windows to be replaced. These photos are to clearly document
windowlocationonthestructure,windowtypeandconfigurationof
panes;
4. Clearlylabeledtoscaledrawingsshowingtheexistingwindowsandtheproposedwindowswitheach
replacementwindowtypekeyedtoscaledelevationdrawingsorphotographsorthephotosurvey;
5. Horizontal&verticalsectionaldrawingsdepictingexistingandproposedconditionsathead,jamband
sillofeachwindow
type;and,
6. Manufacturer’sspecificationsoftheproposedreplacementwindow.
ApplicantshavetheoptionofapplyingforConceptualApprovalforwindowreplacementasapreliminarystep.In
the ConceptualApproval process, the applicant must submit items 1, 2,3 and 6. In this process the Commission
will be able to give
direction to the applicant as to the feasibility of replacement windows being approved or
denied.
LISTOFABUTTERS
Whenan applicationfor aCertificate ofAppropriateness isto bereviewed ata publichearing, allownersof abutting
properties must be given advance written notice of the hearing and an opportunity to comment on the application. This
notice is required by law. Names and addresses
of abutting property owners are supplied by applicants as part of the
documentationforanapplication.Thisformmaybeusedbyapplicantstoprovidethisinformation.
An"abutter"isanypropertywhoselotlinestouchthelotlinesofthepropertywhichisthesubjectoftheapplication;
streets
areconsideredcommonpropertylines.At minimum,eachpropertyhasfourabutters: thetwolots oneitherside,
the lot directly behind, and the lot directly across the street. Abutters of corner properties include the lots on the three
opposingcorners, aswell asproperties tothe sideandrear of
thesubject property.Large oroddlyshapedlots may have
severalabutterstotherear,sides,oracrossthestreet.Abuttinglotswhichlieoutsidetheplat inwhichthesubjectproperty
islocatedmustalsobeincluded.
To determine your abutting properties, consult the City of Providence plat maps,
available at the Department of
Planning and Development (444 Westminster Street, Suite 3A; telephone 401.680.8517) or the City Tax Assessor's Office
(CityHall,25DorranceStreet;telephone401.421.7440).Namesandcompletemailingaddressesof abuttersaretobetaken
fromthemostcurrentrecordsoftheTaxAssessorandlistedbelow;useadditionalsheetsifnecessary.
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PLEASEPRINTORTYPE
PROPERTYADDRESS:______________________________________ PLAT/LOT:__________________
APPLICANT:_______________________________________________ DISTRICT:___________________
ABUTTERS:
Plat/Lot StreetAddress OwnerNameandAddress(includetown,state,zipcode)
__________ ________________________________________________________________________
__________ ________________________________________________________________________
__________ ________________________________________________________________________
__________ ________________________________________________________________________
__________ ________________________________________________________________________
Iconfirmthattothebestofmyknowledge,thislistincludesallabuttingpropertiesaffectedbythisapplication,andthe
ownerinformationisderivedfromthemostcurrentrecordsoftheCityTaxAssessor.
____________________________________________________________________________________
ApplicantSignatureDate
ABUTTERWAIVERFORPROPOSEDFENCEONINTERIORLOTLINE
The Providence Historic District Commission regulates all exterior work to buildings, structures and appurtenances
locatedwithinthecity'ssevendesignatedlocalhistoricdistricts.Incaseswhereinstallationoralterationofafencealong
an interior lot line is proposed, the PHDC
requires that the applicant for a Certificate of Appropriateness inform all
affectedabuttingpropertyownersoftheproposalandobtaintheirapprovaloftheproposedlocation,designandheight
ofthefence,bysigningwhereindicatedbelow.
Forthepurposesofthisnotificationonly,an"abutter"isapropertywhose
lotlinestouchthesideorrearlotlinesofthe
propertywheretheworkwilloccur.Abuttingpropertiesshouldbeidentifiedusingtheofficialcityplatmaps,availableat
theDepartmentofPlanning andDevelopment(444WestminsterStreet,Suite3A; telephone680.8517)or theCityTax
Assessor'sOffice(CityHall,
25DorranceStreet;telephone421.7440).Ownernamesarederivedfromthemostcurrent
recordsoftheCityTaxAssessor.
Abutterswhoobjecttotheproposalmayattempttoworkoutasolutionwiththeapplicant;otherwise,theapplication
will be scheduled for the next available public hearing so that comments
may be heard. Comments may or may not
influencethePHDC'sdecisionontheapplication.
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PLEASEPRINTORTYPE
PROPERTYADDRESS:________________________________________ PLAT/LOT:_____________________
APPLICANT:_______________________________________________DISTRICT:_____________________
We,theundersigned,havereviewedtheproposaltoconstructoralterafencealonganinteriorlotlineoftheabove
referenced property. By signing this form, we understand that we are expressing approval of the proposed height,
designandlocationofsaidfence.(Attachadditionalpagesifnecessary.)
Plat/Lot StreetAddress OwnerNameandAddress(includetown,state,zipcode)
__________ _________________________________________________________________________
__________ ________________________________________________________________________
__________ ________________________________________________________________________
__________ ________________________________________________________________________
Iconfirmthattothebestofmyknowledge,thislistincludesallabuttingpropertiesaffectedbythisapplication,andthe
ownerinformationisderivedfromthemostcurrentrecordsoftheCityTaxAssessor.
____________________________________________________________________________________
ApplicantSignatureDate
SCHEDULEOFAPPLICATIONFEES
Effective6/19/17
Undercityordinance(Chapter 201720, No.280 ),asofJune19,2017,filingfeeswillbechargedfor
applicationsforCertificatesofAppropriateness.Feesaresetinthefollowingcategories:
NoFeeRepairs,replacementsinkind,restorationofmissing oraltered
featuresbasedonhistorical,
documentary,pictorialorphysicalevidence.
$50.00 Minor Alterations, such as awnings, fences and gates, mechanical and electrical equipment,
shuttersandblinds,signs,siteimprovements,storm/screenwindowsanddoors,etc.
$100.00 MajorAlterations,suchasadditions,replacementsnotinkind;changestowallmaterialsand
surfaces,windowanddooropenings,ornamentation,roofformsorelements,porches,stairs
and entryways, grade levels and foundations, storefronts, fire escapes, barrierfree access
improvementsandpublicamenities.
$400.00 Newconstruction,demolition,includingmovingofstructures.
Feesmaybepaidbycheckormoneyorder,madepayabletothe“ProvidenceCityCollector.”
Cashwillnotbeaccepted.