PCR's Historic Resources team assists clients in meeting historic resources requirements pursuant to federal, state, and local jurisdiction regulations by providing high-quality technical surveys, building evaluations, preservation planning, and agency consultation. PCR historians meet and exceed the Secretary of the Interior's Historic Preservation Professional Qualifications Standards as set forth in 36 CFR 61. They prepare specialized studies in historic preservation, and have in-house capabilities for full documentation, research, and analysis of historic properties and resources. In addition, PCR provides historical background research, reconnaissance and intensive level historic resources surveys, plan reviews and construction monitoring for compliance with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties and the State Historical Building Code. In addition, they have completed National Register of Historic Places nomination forms for numerous property types, thousands of California Historical Resources Inventory forms (DPR 523 series), and have also developed a number of historic preservation zoning tools (elements, plans, and ordinances).
PCR offers our clients technical command and situational insight in historic resources investigations for the widest variety of project types and situations. The experienced staff balances compliance requirements with specific client and project needs. Whether conducting cost effective and timely city-wide historic resources surveys, or focused assessments of specific resources that require integrating historic preservation planning, archival research, and architectural history, PCR's record
of success continues. Our specialists apply their expertise in the provision of the following services:
