Federal panel votes to propose changes to historic preservation rules that Trump administration says holds up projects
Summary
A federal advisory council voted to suggest changes to the rules about protecting historic places. Officials from President Trump’s administration say these rules delay construction projects.Key Facts
- The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation voted to propose rule changes.
- The council mostly includes appointees from President Trump’s administration.
- The current rules require public consultation if a project might affect historic sites.
- The proposed changes aim to speed up project approvals by revising these rules.
- The changes focus on simplifying or reducing public involvement in the review process.
- This move is part of efforts to reduce regulatory delays in construction and development.
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