North Carolina Statutes
§ 160D-940 — Legislative findings
North Carolina·Ch. 160D Local Planning and Development Regulation·Art. 9 Regulation of Particular Uses and Areas
The heritage of our State is one of our most valued and important assets. The conservation and preservation of historic districts and landmarks stabilize and increase property values and strengthen the overall economy of the State. This Part authorizes local governments within their respective planning and development regulation jurisdictions and by means of listing, regulation, and acquisition to do the following:
(1)To safeguard the heritage of the city or county by preserving any district or landmark therein that embodies important elements of its culture, history, architectural history, or prehistory.
(2)To promote the use and conservation of such district or landmark for the education, pleasure, and enrichment of the residents of the city or county and the State as a whole. (2019-11
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§ 160D-1001
Authorization§ 160D-1002
Definitions§ 160D-1003
Approval of governing board required§ 160D-1004
Size and duration§ 160D-1005
Hearing§ 160D-1006
Content and modification§ 160D-1007
Vesting§ 160D-1008
Breach and cure§ 160D-1009
Amendment or termination§ 160D-101
Application§ 160D-1010
Change of jurisdiction§ 160D-1011
Recordation§ 160D-1012
Applicability of procedures to approve debt§ 160D-102
Definitions§ 160D-103
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