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THE SECRETARY OF INTERIOR'S REHABILITATION STANDARDS <br /> 1. Every reasonable effort shall be made to composition,design,color,texture,and other <br /> provide a compatible use for a property that visual qualities. Repair or replacement of missing <br /> requires minimal alteration of the building architectural features should be based on <br /> structure,or site and Its environment,or to use a accurate duplications of features,substantiated <br /> property for its originally Intended purpose. by historical,physical,or pictorial evidence rather <br /> than on conjectural designs or the availability of <br /> 2. The distinguishing original qualities or different architectural elements from other <br /> character of a building,structure,or site and its buildings or structures. <br /> environment shall not be destroyed. The <br /> rdmoval or alteration of any historic material or 7. The surface cleaning of structures shall <br /> E;a i r i distinctive architectural features should be be undertaken with the gentlest means possible. <br /> 91 se <br /> avoided when possible. Sandblasting and other cleaning methods that <br /> 14.X will damage the historic building materials shall <br /> a 3. All buildings,structures,and sites shall not be undertaken. <br /> g q" be recognized as products of their own time. <br /> - o Alterations which have no historical basis and 8. Every reasonable effort shall be made to <br /> E�__=A ' ,41g which seek to create an earlier appearance shall protect and preserve archeological resources <br /> F q d m g be discouraged. affected by,or adjacent to any acquisition, <br /> i '9 8 protection,stabilization,preservation, <br /> I ` ;; 4. Changes,which may have taken place in rehabilitation,restoration,or reconstruction <br /> °°o the course of time,are evidence of the history propel. <br /> �� and development of a building,structure,or site <br /> "n c and its environment. These changes may have 9. Contemporary design for alterations and <br /> C.)- y acquired significance in their own right,and this additions to existing properties shall not be F tip <br /> significance shall be recognized and respected. discouraged when such alterations and additions [p m9 <br /> do not destroy significant historic,architectural, °car+ <br /> 5. Distinctive stylistic features or examples or cultural material and such design is compatible .-i <br /> of skilled craftsmanship,which characterize a with the size,scale,color,material,and character ?.' J <br /> building,structure,or site,shall be treated with of the property,neighborhood,or environment. o-.A <br /> ro <br /> sensitivity. 6 <br /> CT <br /> c-+ 6. Deteriorated architectural features shall 10. Wherever possible,new additions or N <br /> o be repaired rather than replaced,wherever alterations to structures shall be dons in such a <br /> = possible. manner that If such additions or alterations were <br /> In the event replacement Is necessary, to be removed in the future,the essential form <br /> the new material should match the material bring and Integrity of the structure would be <br /> replaced in unimpaired. <br />