Historic homes in Corona

At least 75% of the contributing historic resources in the defined area are 50 years of age or older and retain their original architectural character;

No person shall alter, relocate or demolish any historic resource, and no permit, entitlement or approval therefor shall be issued, without first submitting a plan for review and obtaining approval as set forth in this section.

Any plan involving a major alteration to an historic resource listed on the Corona Register shall require review and approval by the Historic Preservation Board.

Any plan involving a minor alteration to an historic resource listed on the Corona Register shall require review and approval by the Planning Director.

Any plan involving a major or minor alteration to a heritage property shall require review and approval by the Planning Director.

Any plan involving the relocation or demolition of a landmark, or an historic resource listed on both the Corona Register and the California Register or National Register, shall require a public hearing, review and recommendation by the Historic Preservation Board to the City Council

Any plan involving the relocation or demolition of an historic resource listed on the Corona Register other than those set forth in the preceding subsection shall require public hearing, review and approval by the Historic Preservation Board

Any plan involving the relocation or demolition of a heritage property shall require review and approval by the Historic Preservation Board. Upon receipt of the plan for relocation or demolition, the Planning Director shall notify the Corona Historic Preservation Society of the plan and provide a minimum 30-day waiting period from the date of the notice before action is taken by the Historic Preservation Board to approve or disapprove the plan.