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2016 BOZEMAN HISTORIC PRESERVATION AWARDS OFFICIAL NOMINATION FORM
Please complete the nomination form below by February 12th 2016. We encourage you to complete
multiple forms to nominate numerous buildings, structures, individuals, companies, and projects
throughout Bozeman that represent the ideals of historic preservation. Please complete the below form
and provide a minimum of three and no more than ten representative photographs of the category for
which you are submitting. Before, during and after photographs are especially helpful in
reviewing nominations.
Any building more than fifty years old may be considered historic if it retains much of its original
integrity.
Winners will be selected February 12th 2016 and notified shortly thereafter.
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SUGGESTED AWARD CATEGORY (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN HISTORIC PRESERVATION: Recognizes an
exceptional effort in the preservation of a building or structure meeting the
following criteria:
Adheres to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for
Rehabilitation
(http://www.nps.gov/tps/standards/rehabilitation/rehab/stand.ht
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Enhances the character of the property
Respects its context
Maximizes the retention of distinctive features that make the
building or structure significant
Contributes to the building or structure’s continued use
Project completed within the last 3 years
Eligible examples may include but are not limited to: buildings, bridges,
monuments, or other structures.
☐ PRESERVATION STEWARDSHIP: Recognizes groups, individuals, agencies, or
businesses that have positively impacted the City of Bozeman by advancing
the public’s appreciation, understanding, and involvement in historic
preservation or the conservation of living tradition.
☐ CONTINUED MAINTAINENCE: Recognizes an effort to actively preserve and
maintain an historic building or structure for its continued use while respecting
the building’s original character and its site.
☐ RESTORATION/REHABILITATION: Recognizes a restoration, renovation, or
rehabilitation project which meets high standards of preservation, and that
respects and responds to Bozeman’s unique cultural history and heritage.
(Project completed within the last 3 years)
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☐ INFILL/NEW ADDITION: Recognizes new infill construction or additions to an
historic building which respond to Bozeman’s architectural and cultural
heritage, follows the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation,
and preserves the integrity of the neighborhood. (Projects completed within
the last 3 years.)
ADAPTIVE REUSE: Recognizes an outstanding and creative example of
adapting an existing building for a new use that respects the defining
characteristics while transforming its purpose. (Project completed within the
last 3 years.)
OWNER/NOMINEE:
Name: _______________________________________________________________________
Address: ______________________________________________________________________
City: _______________________State: ____________________ Zip: _____________________
Phone: (_______) ________________________ E-Mail: ________________________________
NOMINATOR (IF DIFFERENT FROM OWNER):
Name: _______________________________________________________________________
Address: ______________________________________________________________________
City: _______________________State: ____________________ Zip: _____________________
Phone: (_______) ________________________ E-Mail: ________________________________
NOMINATION:
Date of Construction (if known): __________________________________________________
Date of Improvements (if applicable): _____________________________________________
Building History (if known and applicable):
__________________________________________
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Please provide a brief description of the building or project, as well as its adaptive reuse or
rehab (if applicable). If applying for the Preservation Stewardship Award, describe the
group or individual’s relevant preservation activities. Explain why the building, project, or
entity should be recognized for the selected award category. (250 words or less)
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DEADLINE: All nominations must be submitted by February 12, 2016.
Thank you for your interest in the BHPAB Preservation Awards.
Contact Chris Saunders at 406-582-2260 if you have questions or are having difficulty uploading your
information.
2016 BOZEMAN HISTORIC
PRESERVATION AWARDS
Nomination forms at
http://www.bozeman.net/nominations
Bozeman has a rich abundance of historically and
culturally significant resources, in the form of buildings,
structures, neighborhoods, streetscapes, sites and
landscapes.
Do you know of a historic building that
deserves an award? Buildings more than fifty
years old may be considered historic if it retains
much of its original integrity. Please submit your
nomination form by March 1, 2016 to planning
@bozeman.net.
Six Categories
•Outstanding Achievement In Historic Preservation
•Preservation Stewardship
•Continued Maintenance
•Restoration/Rehabilitation
•Infill/New Addition
•Adaptive Reuse
Bozeman residents value their community’s heritage:
historic neighborhoods, buildings and landscapes are
reminders of this heritage.
Share what you value. Submit a nomination today!
Nomination forms at
http://www.bozeman.net/nominations
Deadline extended to March 1, 2016
Submit forms to:
planning @bozeman.net
Selected projects will receive their
Awards in May 2016
Nomination forms at
http://www.bozeman.net/nominations
Deadline extended to March 1, 2016
Submit forms to:
planning @bozeman.net
Selected projects will receive their
Awards in May 2016
2016 BOZEMAN HISTORIC
PRESERVATION AWARDS
Nomination forms at
http://www.bozeman.net/nominations
Nomination forms at
http://www.bozeman.net/nominations
Deadline extended to March 1, 2016
Submit forms to:
planning @bozeman.net
Selected projects will receive their
Awards in May 2016
2018 Preservation Awards
Each year, The Georgia Trust recognizes significant contributions to the preservation of Georgia’s historic resources.
The awards are open to projects completed within the last three years. Nominations are reviewed by The Georgia
Trust’s Preservation Awards Committee. Their recommendations of award-worthy projects are presented to the Board
of Trustees for final approval. Awards are presented at The Georgia Trust’s Annual Award Ceremony held during the
Spring Ramble.
CATEGORIES:
RESTORATION
An accurate restoration project
depicts the form, features and
character of a historic building as it
appeared at a particular period of
time. Restoration requires sensitive
upgrading of mechanical systems and other code-
required work to make the site functional.
REHABILITATION
Rehabilitation projects make
compatible use of a building
through repair, alterations or
additions while preserving
significant features of the property
that convey its historic value.
PRESERVATION
This category recognizes the
appropriate preservation of
historic resources and creative
interpretations of historic sites.
SUSTAINABLE REHABILITATION
This award recognizes excellent
rehabilitation projects that also
incorporate appropriate
conservation and sustainable
treatments to lessen a building’s
environmental impact while preserving significant
features that convey its historic significance.
PRESERVATION SERVICE
Persons, groups, businesses and/or
government entities that
demonstrate exemplary activities
and promotion of awareness in the
field of historic preservation are
recognized through this award.
STEWARDSHIP
This award recognizes those who
ensure the preservation of historic
properties through long-term care
and maintenance, stabilization,
protection or continuous family
ownership.
Additionally, the Awards Committee will select the recipient of the Marguerite Williams Award, The Georgia Trust’s
top honor. This award is given to one of this year’s award recipients (person or project) that had the greatest impact
on preservation in the State of Georgia. All nominees are considered for this award, no additional nomination is
needed.
Nominations must be postmarked by Monday, November 20, 2017
Mail or Email nominations to:
Preservation Awards
c/o Danielle Meunier
1516 Peachtree St.
NW Atlanta, GA 30309
dmeunier@georgiatrust.org
Direct any questions to:
Danielle Meunier
Preservation Communications Coordinator
404-885-7814
dmeunier@georgiatrust.org
2018 Preservation Awards
Project Eligibility Requirements:
Project must be located within the state of Georgia.
Project must be complete. Only projects completed within the past three years will be considered.
Project must be listed or eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places.
(Visit www.achp.gov/nrcriteria.html for more information.)
Nomination Requirements:
Form. Completed nomination form. (Please type or print clearly in pen)
Description. One-page project description. Include information on the building’s architectural style,
history, date of construction, and details about the restoration/rehabilitation work. Also address the
impact the project had in its surrounding community, and list any grants or tax incentives that helped
make the project possible. If nominating a person, provide an overview of all that the nominee has
accomplished in the field of historic preservation, with specific examples of their contributions to -
preservation in Georgia.
Photographs. A minimum of 10 and maximum of 30 high-resolution digital images. Individual
image files should be JPG format and at least 300 dpi. Do not submit images in a Word
document or PDF file. Please provide a list of images with short captions and credits for each image
submitted. If possible, include an overall view, at least two before images, two after images (taken
from the same orientation as the before images), one historical image, close ups of architectural
details, and photos of both interior and exterior details. These images need to give the Awards
Committee an accurate impression of the project, well-lit subjects and a range of views both close-up
and far away are extremely helpful.
(Images are non-returnable. Submission of images by nominator constitutes a release-agreement
allowing The Georgia Trust to use images for publication in newsletters, press announcements, etc.)
Fee. $50 application fee. Please make checks payable to The Georgia Trust.
(Nonprofit organizations and government agencies are exempt from this fee)
Submission. If submitted by mail, a hardcopy and an electronic version of the nomination form and
one-page project description must be submitted. Electronic material must be on a CD or jump drive.
Materials that were not created electronically should be scanned for submittal. Hardcopies of images
are not required. Nominations can also be submitted by email and no hardcopies are necessary.
Nominators and award recipients will be notified approximately one month prior to the 2018 Preservation
Awards Ceremony. All are welcome to attend the Preservation Awards Ceremony which will be part of The Georgia
Trust’s Spring Ramble.
2018 Preservation Awards
2018 Preservation Awards
2018 Preservation Awards