Historic Property Survey
A Historic Property Survey Report was completed in 2001 for some of the downtown area between Lake Street and Third Street. Many properties included in the survey have a National Historical Resource (NHRP) status code associated with their individual report. An NHRP status code list is also provided to help understand what the codes mean for the individual properties.
Historic Property Survey Report (PDF)
NHRP Status Code List
National Register of Historic Places
Property owners interested in including their property on the National Register or State Register can find information on how the nomination process works on the National Parks Service website.
View the criteria used for evaluation on inclusion in the National Register.
View the National Register of Historic Places Registration Forms such as 10-900, 10-900a and 10-900b.
Information for Property Owners
The Sustainable Solutions Manual (PDF) is provided by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and was created to help homeowners choose sustainable strategies for remodeling or rehabilitating many of the smaller, Victorian-style, wood-framed houses built in Northern California during the late 1800s and the early 1900s.