Between 1997 and 2006, about 1,125 privately-owned heritage
buildings were restored or repaired by local building owners.
This figure is based on the number of restoration permits issued
during the period. Before any repair or restoration work can be
initiated on a heritage building in Hoi An, the owner is required to
obtain permission from the Hoi An People’s Committee and other
relevant authorities, such as the Hoi An Centre for Monuments
Management and Preservation. The restoration process can only
start when the owner has developed a plan and identified a budget.
Because the cost of restoration of historic buildings is high relative
to the income levels of most of the owners of heritage buildings,
the municipal government provides a partial subsidy for private
conservation endeavours. Financial assistance for restoration is
based on the classification of the building according to its heritage
values (refer to Table 2), its location and the economic situation of
its owner
Between 1997 and 2006, about 1,125 privately-owned heritage
buildings were restored or repaired by local building owners.
This figure is based on the number of restoration permits issued
during the period. Before any repair or restoration work can be
initiated on a heritage building in Hoi An, the owner is required to
obtain permission from the Hoi An People’s Committee and other
relevant authorities, such as the Hoi An Centre for Monuments
Management and Preservation. The restoration process can only
start when the owner has developed a plan and identified a budget.
Because the cost of restoration of historic buildings is high relative
to the income levels of most of the owners of heritage buildings,
the municipal government provides a partial subsidy for private
conservation endeavours. Financial assistance for restoration is
based on the classification of the building according to its heritage
values (refer to Table 2), its location and the economic situation of
its owner
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