§ 28-152. Authentic restoration or reconstruction not meeting zoning requirements.

If the historic preservation commission, in reviewing an owner's proposed plans, shall find that a building or structure for which a building permit is required is to be an authentic restoration or reconstruction of a building or structure which existed at the same location, but does not meet zoning requirements, such building or structure may be authorized to be restored or reconstructed at the same location where the original buildings or structures were located, provided the board of adjustment authorizes such restoration or reconstruction and no use other than that permitted in the district in which it is located is made of such property. Such conditions as may be set by the commission and the zoning board of adjustment shall be conditions for the issuance of the building permit.

(Code 1971, § 13½-47)