[MassHistPres] HD Communication

[Nancy Dole]

Not detrimental, very helpful actually. Real Estate Agents should also
inform clients if property is in historic district.
def send them guidelines, better if they are up to date of course, and also
direct them to the HDC information, applications etc on your listing on
your town's website.
Nancy Dole, West Tisbury HDC



On Thu, Aug 13, 2026 at 8:32 AM Nancy Robbins via MassHistPres <
masshistpres at cs.umb.edu> wrote:

> The HDC is thinking about sending out a letter to our property owners with
> just a minimal bit of information. Basically just a hello from the
> Commission, here’s where you can find information ( Town Website) and
> contact info should they need to touch base. Pretty vanilla.
>
> One of our members is reluctant to do this as our guidelines are what they
> consider a bit outdated ( updated guides are in the works) but nevertheless
> it’s what we go by.
>
> Does anyone have comment as to why sending out a letter of this sort
> is/could be detrimental?  BTW, there has not been any communication in many
> many years.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Nancy
> Nancy Robbins Federici & Peg Dooley
> Co-chairs, Norton Center Historic District Commission
> C. (508) 958-5165
>
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