Another application to the National Park Service for Preservation Certification secured tax breaks for the client . Both awards required inclusion of extensive documentation regarding the history of the building, its association with the development of mass transit in Denver, the significance of mass transit in furthering the growth of Denver, and its historic and current appearance. 1995 Heritage conducted a field investigation and inventory for prehistoric and historic resources in an area subsequently developed as a golf course. The project was located in an area of mixed prairie and woodlands whose history was dominated by agricultural use. Heritage determined that the project area had the potential to include prehistory sites based on documented sites in nearby areas, but none were identified.
Historical sites inventoried reflect the area s previous ranching history.
Heritage prepared a report that included description of the survey undertaken, potential for both pre-historical and historical sites and use, and documentation of the sites located. The survey s findings allowed for a discussion of preserving the three resources identified and planning for any future, unexpected discoveries that might occur during development of the golf course.