CPF Seminar: Mills Act & Tax Credit

The three most significant financial incentives for historic sites in California include the Mills Act, the Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit, and the soon-to-be enacted California State Historic Tax Credit. Join the California Preservation Foundation to learn about common financial incentives that may make or break a budget for planned preservation projects.

Case studies will also address lessons learned. This preservation is perfect for homeowners, developers, architects, consultants, and city planning professionals. AIA, AICP, and ASLA Continuing Education Units will be included with this four-hour series of programs with with registration for the full series. Register here.

You Will Be Able To…

1. Engage with sample financial calculations using example projects using historic preservatoin financial incentives.
2. Identify the qualifications and requirements for three of the most common financial incentives used for historic preservation projects.
3. Examine the features and provisions of the California Rehabilitation Tax Credit.
4. Weigh the benefits to the owners of qualified historic buildings with Mills Act contracts.

Speakers

• Amber Anderson, Historic Tax Credit Coordinator, Utah State Office of Historic Preservation
• Emma Haggerty, Mills Act Coordinator and Senior Planner, City of San Diego
• Cindy Heitzman, Executive Director, California Preservation Foundation
• Other speakers to be announced.