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10/28/2021
The City of Nevada’s Snow Emergency will AUTOMATICALLY be in effect whenever 1 inch or more of snow has fallen.
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission works with the Nevada City Council and other local boards and groups to develop preservation solutions and plans. A few of the things this Commission helps with are wayfinding signage, and “documentation of” and “assistance in” grant applications for historical buildings/areas of town.
If you are interested in serving on this Commission, please fill out this online application: Boards & Commission Member Application | City of Nevada, Iowa (cityofnevadaiowa.org)
Current Commissioners:
- Kris Corbin
- Jon Augustus
- Nate Ramirez
- Katie Woodard
- Cisco Martinez
Quick Links
Resources
- To learn more about state and federal assistance click on the “State Historical Society” link.
- Nevada, Iowa has some “National Register of Historic Places” already listed and others identified or waiting to be identified as eligible to be listed. To be eligible, properties must have national, regional, or local importance. Properties either listed on the National Register or eligible to be listed can receive “Tax Incentives for Rehabilitation.”
- Nevada, Iowa does participate as a Certified Local Government. Nevada, Iowa does not have a “Cultural and Entertainment District,” although there has been some activity toward this goal.
- Also click on “Standards for Rehabilitation” which provides an excellent introduction into the field of historic preservation.
- Another important link on the State Historical Society is the Historic Preservation page under Iowa Web Site is the “Main Street Iowa Program.”
- Do not neglect the “National Park Service” page. The Park Service is the legs of the Antiquities Act of 1906 under which all federal historic preservation activity falls.
- On the National Park Service page type “preservation briefs” into the search field. You can find monographs on a wide range of technical issues from repointing old soft mortar joints, to fixing up old windows, to energy conservation in old buildings, and many others. These monographs provide detailed, nitty-gritty information and excellent bibliographical references.
