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        "text": "When retail spaces sit in historic downtown corridors, such as Jerome or Old Town Cottonwood, interior alterations often face unique structural and district-specific requirements. Older commercial properties frequently feature uneven historic masonry, aged subfloors, and outdated electrical services that demand careful reinforcement. Additionally, historic business districts may enforce local guidelines governing storefront glass, exterior-visible display lighting, exterior signage, and egress doors. A commercial contractor must balance preserving historic architectural character with installing contemporary accessibility ramps, life-safety exits, and modern commercial utilities.",
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