Historic Preservation Planning
PAS QuickNotes 83
By David Morley, AICP
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Historic preservation planning provides a forum for planners, local officials, and other community stakeholders to establish goals and prioritize actions to protect and enhance historic resources. These resources include sites, structures, objects, and districts that have national, state, or local historical or cultural significance.
This edition of PAS QuickNotes highlights the potential benefits of historic preservation and summarizes how local officials and planners can create and implement a local historic preservation strategy.
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About the Author
David Morley, AICP
David Morley, AICP, is a Research Program and QA Manager at the American Planning Association in Chicago, where he manages and contributes to sponsored research projects; manages the development of the Research KnowledgeBase; develops, organizes, and participates in educational sessions and workshops; and writes for APA publications. Mr. Morley also edits Zoning Practice.