The Commercial Rehabilitation Tax Credit Program Manager works with DHP leadership and staff to maintain and advance tax credit program performance. This includes oversight of staff and program reviews, liaising with program users, coordinating with the National Park Service staff, and providing comments on the application of the National Register Criteria for Evaluation and the […]

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The Commercial Rehabilitation Tax Credit Program Manager works with DHP leadership and staff to maintain and advance tax credit program performance. This includes oversight of staff and program reviews, liaising with program users, coordinating with the National Park Service staff, and providing comments on the application of the National Register Criteria for Evaluation and the Secretary of the Interior’s Standard for Rehabilitation.

Candidates must have a thorough understanding of the application of the Criteria and, NPS and NYS program regulations and procedures. In addition, the candidate must be versed in a strong understanding of the two programs’ fiscal elements. Specific duties include, but are not limited to the following:

• Coordinates with and provides guidance to the Commercial Tax Credit program supervisors and their staff of the Part 1 and Part 2/3 units. Provides guidance and expertise in all phases of the tax credit

process.

• Performs technical review of projects, including determining the existing condition, reviewing plans and construction proposals for compliance with historic preservation standards and programs, evaluating
  

the impact of building codes, and other requirements.

• Manages project reviews with staff, answering questions on project requirements and conformance to the Standards and Criteria.
  
• Serves as point of contact and liaison in NYS for the Federal Historic Preservation Tax Incentives program
  

to the National Park Service.

• Advise on matters concerning the administration and data tracking of the tax credit program and overseeing the process for transmitting complete digital applications to the NPS.
  
• Analyzes past and incoming tax credit data to communicate performance and trends statewide. Provides technical information and prepares reports, brochures, press releases, and technical materials as
  

required.

• Analyzes and provides comment to DHP leadership on proposed changes to program laws and potential impacts.
  
• Speaks to interested communities, property owners and consultants on the requirements and best practices of the Federal and State Historic Preservation Tax Inceptives program.
  
• Travel across the state conducting site visits when necessary and providing guidance to building owners, technical unit staff, and consultants, ensuring projects meet the Criteria or Standards for Tax project
  

approval. Coordinates workshops with the public

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The Commercial Rehabilitation Tax Credit Program Manager works with DHP leadership and staff to maintain and advance tax credit program performance. This includes oversight of staff and program reviews, liaising with program users, coordinating with the National Park Service staff, and providing comments on the application of the National Register Criteria for Evaluation and the Secretary of the Interior’s Standard for Rehabilitation.