Historic Home Rehabilitation Program

A $10,000 grant is available to eligible home owners in the Jefferson Park and Adams-Normandie Historic District to help subsidize rehabilitation work.
In partnership with USC, Los Angeles City Planning, and the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA), NHS has launched a pilot program to assist property owners in the Jefferson Park and Adams-Normandie Historic Districts to maintain and rehabilitate their properties through technical assistance and grant opportunities.

Informational Zoom Event

NHS will be providing a live zoom meeting for more information and questions/answers.
May 14th @ 7:00 PM
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About the Program

Within the City of Los Angeles there are 35 local historic districts (Historic Preservation Overlay Zones). These districts have helped preserve and recognize the diverse architecture and history of the city. Many of the houses and multi-family buildings in historic districts are over 100 years old and need repairs. To make sure repair work, maintenance, or new construction preserves the character of the building, most work requires review by Los Angeles City Planning staff.
This new NHS program will assist property owners in obtaining review and approval by Los Angeles City Planning for including assistance in preparing submission materials such as architectural plans. Program participants will be paired with a student in the Heritage Conservation and Architecture programs at USC who will help prepare required materials and serve as the property owner’s liaison with the City.

Program Availability

Currently the program is available to property owners of single- and multi-family properties within the Jefferson Park and Adams-Normandie Historic District that are designated as historic. The districts are located south of the 10 Freeway between Adams and Exposition Avenues and between 8th and Western Avenues (Jefferson Park). The Adams-Normandie District is between Normandie and Vermont Avenues and above 29th Street (Adams-Normandie). To determine if your property qualifies, please refer to https://planning.lacity.gov/preservation-design/overlays/jefferson-park or the Historic Preservation Overlay Zone Map Adams-Normandie_Survey_Map.pdf (lacity.org)

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