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- Central Branch Avenue Corridor Revitalization Sector Plan
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Historic Area Work Permit (HAWP)In order to be included on the HPC hearing agenda, HAWP applications are due one month before the regularly scheduled HPC meetings. See the deadlines schedule here.
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