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max-width:413px;<! [endif]-->" /> A historic preservation easement can be the most effective long-term protection for a landmark in private ownership. Owners of historic landmarks can donate a charitable easement to an agency or organization that is a qualified easement holder.
If the property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the easement donor may realize a significant federal tax benefit. Alabama Historical Commission Easement Program Information Sheet National Park Service Easement Booklet Click HERE to begin exploring the interactive map of historic properties in Alabama.
This web map represents a plot of properties and historic districts in listed in our various preservation programs. Locational data on this map is considered highly accurate at all map scales, unless a specific disclaimer is made in the attribute data (typically after the property name). This map is currently a work in progress; however, the map automatically updates as new details and attachments are added.
For those that prefer, this data is also available as a GIS REST Service for use with ArcGIS for Desktop. Details are listed on the map’s contents page. A preservation easement is a legal document that regulates the uses of, or changes to, a property.
Once a landmark property is placed under preservation easement, the easement "runs with the land" in perpetuity. Present and future owners must abide by its terms. Each easement is tailored to the particular situation.
A preservation easement can prohibit certain alterations to the facade or exterior of a building, to important interior features, to its overall setting (including certain outbuildings), or to all of the above. Usually, the easement donor and the recipient group work out the details together. For federal income tax purposes, a charitable deduction may be taken for the value of the easement.
This may be up to 30% of your adjusted gross income. Any remainder may be carried forward and used in subsequent tax years up to five years. The easement may also lessen state income and estate taxes, as well as local real estate taxes.
Remember, the IRS requires that a landmark be listed on the National Register of Historic Places (either individually or as part of a designated historic district) in order to qualify. The Alabama Historical Commission holds protective easements on over 100 historic properties throughout the state. These are monitored by the Historic Preservation Division staff at the Commission.
If the Alabama Historical Commission holds an easement on your property, you must submit any proposed changes to the property to the Historic Preservation Division staff for review before beginning work. To request review, please complete and submit the Easement Change/Alteration Application. The AHC requires applicants to complete the application form in the online platform "Submittable."
This is free to use but it will require the person filling out the form to create an account. For more information about AHC's Easement Program, contact Christy Anderson at 334-230-2696 or Christy. Anderson@ahc.
alabama. gov .
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Technology Innovation Grant (Innovating Alabama Tax Credit Program) is sponsored by State of Alabama. This program funds technology accelerators and innovative companies through the Innovating Alabama Tax Credit Program. It fosters economic development by supporting economic development organizations (EDOs) in creating and operating tech accelerator programs, with a focus on underrepresented companies including those targeting minority entrepreneurs, rural communities, and women-owned businesses. The program also targets the growth of innovative companies, providing tax credits to EDOs that support specific for-profit entities.
School Safety Supplemental Appropriation (Act 2025-268) (Alabama) is sponsored by State of Alabama. Provides immediate financial support for the enhancement of school facility security across Alabama. Funds are automatically disbursed to LEAs on a per-pupil basis and are restricted to non-personnel safety expenditures, including mobile emergency rapid response systems, surveillance upgrades, and software security applications.