According to the National Register of Historic Places from the US Department of Interior, the house at 93 East ave is a contributing structure to the nationally recognized Norwalk Green Historic District. And there’s a map showing the boundaries of that district and with the identification of the buildings that are included.

Historic Distric Listing

That would be lot 13 according to the map

Buildings in this historic district can get a 20% federal tax credit. The guidelines for what can be done with federally designated historic buildings, according to the Dept. of Interior website, are administered locally, and can be viewed here..

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Last night Thomas Vetter presented a spreadsheet to the Common Council members that outlined 3 important items. One that he claimed that the number that is being used to start this years BOE budget is the wrong one, and not based on actual expenditures of the BOE. Two, that he very much agreed to and supported the monthly meetings to go over the BOE finances with the BET. And Three, that $2 million is savings, without program cuts had been achieved, and that the BOE was really looking for $1 million more than what the BET was recommending.

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