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Job Code: NRP032
Salary Range: $43,000 - $48,000
Job Summary:
Serves as Tax Incentives Architectural Reviewer. Reviews tax
incentives, grants, and environmental review (Section 106) projects for
consistency with SOI Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties.
Assists coordinating and managing the tax incentives programs application
process and project files. Implements procedures and policies for administering
tax incentive programs in coordination with program staff and supervisors.
Provides preservation and rehabilitation guidance to program applicants.
Supports lead-in and other program areas by providing expertise in interpreting
the SOI Standards, identifying historic character, evaluating historic
integrity, and reviewing applicable reports, documents, and other data.
Provides technical assistance, provides information to the public, makes
presentations, and conducts site visits as necessary. Participates in special
projects as necessary.
Primary Duties and Responsibilities:
- Reviews tax incentives, grants, and environmental review projects
- Provides guidance and technical advice to applicants relative to required Secretary of the Interior’s Treatment of Historic Properties, Section 106 and NEPA reviews.
- Fields inquiries from public
- Supports other HPD program areas and participates in special projects as necessary.
Entry Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in architecture or historic preservation
or a closely related field from an accredited college or university AND one
year of experience in a directly related field.
OR
Two years of experience required at the lower-level
Curator/Preservationist 2 (NRP031) or position equivalent.
Preferred Qualifications:
Preference may be given to applicants with multiple and
advanced degrees that include Historic Preservation or an applicable closely
related field in combination with a degree in architecture, architectural
history, building construction, or related design field AND experience in one
or more of the following:
- Reviewing state and federal tax incentive program and/or Section 106 compliance projects for consistency with SOI Standards
- Working with at least one other core SHPO program area such as Section 106 review, Certified Local Governments, or National Register on a consultant basis or as agency staff
- Working with property owners regarding preservation and rehabilitation issues
- Conducting historic resource surveys
- Developing or working with GIS
- Working with databases or other electronic information file systems
- Understanding of state and federal grant requirements including the Historic Preservation Fund Grant Manual
- Extensive experience in public speaking and relaying technical preservation information