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What every Georgetowner wants and needs to
know about historic preservation is now summarized in a helpful brochure available free from CAG.
The Guide explains the evolution and boundaries of Old Georgetown and presents suggestions about evaluating and
respecting historic property, practical information on applying for permits, tips on working with neighbors, and
guidance on applicable standards and zoning regulations.
The new Guide to Historic Preservation Work in Georgetown
(in PDF format) outlines the process of project design approval and the roles of the Historic
Preservation Review Board (HPRB), the US Commission of Fines Arts (CFA) and the Old Georgetown Board (OGB) and the Advisory
Neighborhood Commission (ANC). What for many Georgetowners is an alphabet soup is concisely explained and useful links to more
detailed information is provided. Every Georgetown resident – and prospective resident – will find this a
handy and useful booklet. Copies are readily available from the CAG office (202-337-7313) or you can print the pages from this website.
For more information or to join CAG's efforts, contact: Citizens Association of Georgetown
1365 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 200
Washington DC 20007
Phone: 202.337.7313
| FAX: 202.333.1088
cagmail@cagtown.org
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