NS Grant - Historic Preservation Fund Grant Application for Cultural & Archaeological Surveys

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II1. ABSTRACT OF PROPOSED PROJECT On a separate sheet, describe in one well developed paragraph what will be accomplished with the grant and matching funds and briefly describe how the project meets the draft goals of North Carolina's historic preservation plan for 2006-2010 (see draft goals, attached). Limit the abstract to• three double spaced typewritten pages. (Please see attached.) IV. BUDGET: AN ESTIMATE OF PROJECT COSTS Submit an itemized budget for work to be accomplished with both grant and matching funds during the estimated project period of 3 months beginning April 2007 and ending June 2007. Matching funds must constitute at least 40% of total project costs. Budget Items: Cultural & Archaeological Survey for Hollow Rock Access Area/ $ New Hope Preserve. (Please see attached budget estimate. Timeline includes preparation and distribution of RFP and firm selection as well as fieldwork & report preparation for consultants.) Estimated Cost: TOTAL PROJECT COST $ 15000.00 GRANT REQUEST 9000.00 LOCAL NONFEDERAL MATCHING FUNDS 6000.00 Budget Notes: 1) Cash funds must be available for payment of direct costs, such as contractor fees, travel, film and developing. Be sure that grant funds are matched with sufficient local nonfederal cash match to meet this requirement. 2) In-kind contributions may include donated labor or material, provided they are essential to the project and properly documented. APPLICATION REMINDERS • / Historic Preservation Office (HPO) staff are available for assistance in developing the project description and an estimated budget, including making a site visit (see contact information). / Applications for architectural surveys must include the estimated number of acres and properties to be surveyed. / Archaeological survey project abstracts must be accompanied by a map (USGS Quad) showing the area(s) to be covered and an estimate of the acreage to be covered. Please see attached.) / Properties and districts proposed for nomination to the National Register must be on the HPO Study List and/or certified potentially eligible by HPO staff. / National Register Historic District nomination proposals must demonstrate local support. Laura Blackmon, County Manacter January 20, 2007 SIGNATURE and title of official or officer of the applicant DATE SIGNATURE and title of CLG official (for applications from DATE • nonprofits or educational institutions for projects in CLG areas) Page2of3