Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Labor and Economic Opportunity › Michigan Stategic fund › Historic Preservation Certification › Section R. 206.208 - Certification; completed rehabilitation

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 208.
(1) To
				initiate a review of a completed rehabilitation, an applicant with an approved
				state part 1 and 2 application shall submit a state part 3 application to the
				office. If the applicant is eligible to claim only a federal tax credit, the
				applicant shall apply on a historic preservation certification application
				prescribed by the National Park Service. If the applicant is eligible to claim
				both a federal and state tax credit, then the applicant shall apply on a
				historic preservation certification application prescribed by the National Park
				Service and file a state part 3 application, remit the state fee as prescribed
				in R 206.209, and provide any other project information prescribed by the
				office. If the applicant is eligible to claim only a state tax credit, the
				applicant shall file the historic preservation certification application state
				part 3, remit the state fee as prescribed in R 206.209, and provide any other
				project information prescribed by the office.
(2) For an historic resource with a
				preliminary determination of eligibility for listing in the National Register
				of Historic Places state part 1, the listing process must be completed before
				the state part 3 application is submitted.
(3) Except as stipulated in R 206.205(4), the
				state part 3 application must be submitted within 9 years after the date of the
				preapproval letter or within in 1 year of the date that the historic resource
				is returned to service, whichever occurs first. If the state part 3 application
				is not submitted within the required time frame, the office shall rescind the
				preapproval letter and notify the applicant in writing of the rescission and
				that the applicant will no longer be eligible for credits relating to the
				rescinded preapproval letter.
(4)
				The state part 3 application must include all of the following:
(a) Applicant name, business entity's name,
				mailing address, phone number, and email of each owner or long-term lessee, if
				any, seeking the credit.
(b) Common
				modern name and historic name of the resource, if any.
(c) Address of the resource.
(d) Date the preapproval letter was
				issued.
(e) The project completion
				date.
(f) The social security
				number or federal taxpayer identification number of applicant.
(g) A signed statement that the completed
				rehabilitation is consistent with the approved state part 2 application and
				meets the standards and guidelines.
(h) Photographs adequate to document the
				completed rehabilitation.
(i) For
				an historic resource with a preliminary determination of eligibility for
				listing in the National Register of Historic Places, the date the historic
				resource was officially listed.
(j)
				The state review fee as prescribed in R 206.209.
(k) All economic data as described in the
				act.
(l) Assignment/Reassignment
				form or forms if the credits are being transferred.