If there’s any bill resulting from a “lesson to be learned from Jeweler’s Row,” it should be that any building already nominated to the National Register of Historic Places should be under the jurisdiction of the Historical Commission, or there should be a way to streamline national nominations to the local register. These properties in question have been part of a national historic district for over 30 years — and the owners of the buildings inherently consented to this designation. There shouldn’t be additional fees placed on owners of historic properties — that’s a disincentive to many.