Brandt-Hawley has noticed that California courts seem to be growing more attentive to the importance of historic resources.
But there is still much educating to do on the subject, she said.
"It's a misnomer to think of preservation as making a museum," Brandt-Hawley said. "It's actually an adaptive reuse of buildings."
California is now just old enough as a state to qualify for historical designations for its ...
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