Effective: September 29, 2015
Latest Legislation: House Bill 141 - 131st General Assembly
Any person owning or in possession of an Ohio homestead or tract of land which has been owned or in the possession of the person's family for one hundred years or more may apply to the Ohio history connection to list the homestead or tract of land in a register to be maintained by the Ohio history connection. The Ohio history connection shall provide forms for such applications and shall submit applications received to the Ohio historic site preservation advisory board, which shall rule on the authenticity of the homestead or ownership or possession of the tract of land according to criteria it shall establish and make public.
Upon authentication of the homestead or tract of land by the board, the Ohio history connection shall list the homestead or tract of land on its register and provide the applicant with a plaque of suitable design determined by the Ohio history connection to be affixed to the homestead or tract of land. The plaque shall identify the homestead or tract of land as an historic homestead and specify that it is one hundred years or more old as of the date of recognition. If the date or year of construction of the homestead or purchase of tract of land is known, that date or year may appear on the plaque in lieu of the fact that the homestead or tract of land is one hundred years or more old. The plaque shall not bear the name of any member of the Ohio history connection, board, or any other public official, but may carry an appropriate emblem to be determined by the Ohio history connection.
All costs of administering the historic homestead register program, including maintenance of the register, research into the authenticity of the homestead or tract of land, plaque, and plaque design, and mailing costs, shall be determined by the Ohio history connection and shall be borne by the applicant.
The applicant shall be responsible for displaying the plaque on the homestead or tract of land in a suitable manner, and shall bear all costs of such display.
The Ohio history connection may arrange to present plaques to applicants so desiring at the Ohio history connection's annual meeting.
Structure Ohio Revised Code
Chapter 149 | Documents, Reports, and Records
Section 149.01 | Official Reports - Number - Filing.
Section 149.011 | Documents, Reports, and Records Definitions.
Section 149.02 | Annual Reports in Triplicate.
Section 149.03 | Governor's Authority as to Reports.
Section 149.04 | Printing of Messages and Inaugural Addresses.
Section 149.05 | Number of Reports Printed.
Section 149.07 | Final Journals Available to Members of General Assembly.
Section 149.09 | Distributing Pamphlet Laws.
Section 149.091 | Publishing and Distributing Session Laws.
Section 149.10 | Submission of Audit Reports.
Section 149.12 | Distributing Legislative Publications to Libraries.
Section 149.16 | Secretary of State or State Library Board Shall Distribute Law and Journals.
Section 149.17 | Highway Maps of Ohio.
Section 149.21 | Uniform Electronic Legal Material Act; Definitions; Applicability.
Section 149.22 | Designation of Official Record.
Section 149.23 | Authentication.
Section 149.24 | Preservation and Security.
Section 149.25 | Implementation.
Section 149.26 | Construction.
Section 149.27 | Construction With Other Laws.
Section 149.30 | Public Functions of Ohio History Connection.
Section 149.301 | Ohio Historic Site Preservation Advisory Board.
Section 149.302 | National Museum of Afro-American History and Culture.
Section 149.304 | Historic Homestead Register Program.
Section 149.305 | Ohio African-American Hall of Fame.
Section 149.306 | Ohio African-American Hall of Fame Governing Board.
Section 149.307 | Ohio History License Plate Contribution Fund.
Section 149.308 | Ohio History Fund.
Section 149.309 | Ohio Commission for the United States Semiquincentennial.
Section 149.31 | Archives Administration for the State.
Section 149.311 | Application for Rehabilitation Tax Credit Certificate.
Section 149.33 | State Records Program - Office of State Records Administration.
Section 149.331 | State Record Administration Program.
Section 149.333 | Applying for Record Disposal or Transfer.
Section 149.34 | Records Management Procedures.
Section 149.35 | Laws Prohibiting the Destruction of Records.
Section 149.351 | Prohibiting Destruction or Damage of Records.
Section 149.352 | Replevin of Public Records.
Section 149.36 | Authority Not Restricted.
Section 149.38 | County Records Commission.
Section 149.39 | Records Commission - Municipal Corporation.
Section 149.40 | Making Only Necessary Records.
Section 149.41 | School District Records Commission - Educational Service Center Records Commission.
Section 149.411 | Library Records Commission.
Section 149.412 | Special Taxing District Records Commission.
Section 149.42 | Township Records Commission.
Section 149.43 | Availability of Public Records for Inspection and Copying.
Section 149.431 | Records of Governmental or Nonprofit Organizations Receiving Governmental Funds.
Section 149.432 | Releasing Library Record or Patron Information.
Section 149.433 | Exempting Security and Infrastructure Records.
Section 149.434 | Public Offices to Maintain Employee Database.
Section 149.435 | Confidentiality of Records Regarding Abused Children.
Section 149.436 | Written Request for Records for Occupant of School Vehicle Involved in Accident.
Section 149.45 | Public Office Redaction of Personal Information From Internet.
Section 149.52 | Filing Articles of Dedication.
Section 149.53 | Archaeological and Historic Survey and Salvage Work.
Section 149.54 | Archaeological and Historic Survey and Salvage Work Permit.