community
Rancho Palos Verdes
Rancho Palos Verdes does not currently have a historic preservation ordinance.
While there is no historic resource survey for the entire city, the postwar SeaView tract designed by master architect Paul R. Williams was surveyed in 2008-09 and identified as a potential historic district eligible for local listing.
We don't know of any community-specific resources for local preservation in Rancho Palos Verdes. If you do, please let us know.
For general information about using the California Environmental Quality Act to protect historic places in your community, you can download our Guide to CEQA in English or Spanish.
For other resources, including a model ordinance and glossary of basic preservation terms, please see the Resources tab on our Report Card microsite.
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The scoring details for this community appear below.
Preservation Report Card
The scoring details for this community appear below. To see scores for all communities, compare specific communities and categories.
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Total Score
15
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Historic Preservation Ordinance (150) / Honorary Ordinance (10)
0
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Dedicated Historic Preservation Commission (5)
0
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Dedicated Preservation Staff (15)
0
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Total Score
15
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Historic Preservation Ordinance (150) / Honorary Ordinance (10)
0
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Dedicated Historic Preservation Commission (5)
0
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Dedicated Preservation Staff (15)
0
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Ability to Designate Historic Districts (15)
0
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Owner Consent Not Required for Designation (10)
0
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Active Landmark Designation (at least annually) (5)
0
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Seaview Tract, 2009
Survey of Historic Resources: Citywide (15) / Partial (10)
10
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Survey Updated Within Past 5 Years (5)
5
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Mills Act Incentive Program (10)
0
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Additional Incentives (5)
0
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Certified Local Government (5)
0
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Historic Preservation Element or Plan (5)
0
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Extra Credit (1-25)
0
