The Historic Resource Survey was initiated when $100 million in Hardest Hit Funds allocated to Michigan – $52 million of which came to Detroit – were determined to not be subject to a Section 106 review, which would have provided preservation oversig
The survey contains data on 17,500 properties in eligible historic districts across the six target areas listed above. Volunteer surveyors asnwered three main questions about each property: its architectural integrity ("Architectu"), how in-keeping it was with neighborhood character ("Building_w"), and how intact its block was ("Block_Inta"). These three questions were aggregated into a Historic Preservation Score (HP_SCORE) aimed to help distill the survey data for decision-makers.
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