Section 206.158. Inspection; revocation.

(1) The center may conduct an inspection of a historic resource at any reasonable time within 5 years after completion of rehabilitation.

(2)   The center may issue a revocation of a certification, after giving  the applicant

30 days' written notice, if the center  determines  that  a rehabilitation was not undertaken in conformity with the federal secretary's standards and guidelines or if the applicant, after obtaining certification, undertook further unapproved   work inconsistent with the standards and guidelines. The center shall  notify  the department of treasury of a revocation issued under this subrule. The department of treasury shall

determine the Michigan tax consequences of a revocation of certification, if any. An applicant may appeal a revocation of certification under this subrule under R 206.159.

(3)   The owner or lessee of a certified historic resource shall notify the center if a property has been damaged, altered, or otherwise   substantially changed after issuance of a certification of historic significance. Upon receipt of notice and upon further investigation,  the  center  may issue  a

revocation of historic certification. The center shall furnish a copy of the revocation of certification to the department of treasury. The department of treasury shall determine the Michigan tax consequences of a revocation of certification, if any. The owner or lessee of  a   resource  may  appeal  a revocation of certification under this subrule under R 206.159.

History: 1998 - 2000 AACS.