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ORANGE COUNTY <br />BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br />AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT <br />Meeting Date: April 9, 2013 <br />Action Agenda <br />Item No. 4 -b <br />SUBJECT: Local Historic Landmark Designation for Captain John S. Pope Farm <br />DEPARTMENT: Environment, Agriculture, Parks PUBLIC HEARING: (Y /N) No <br />and Recreation (DEAPR) <br />ATTACHMENT(S): INFORMATION CONTACT: <br />1) Draft Ordinance Designating the Rich Shaw, 245 -2514 <br />Captain John S. Pope Farm as an Peter Sandbeck, 245 -2517 <br />Orange County Local Historic <br />Landmark <br />PURPOSE: To consider and adopt an ordinance to designate the Captain John S. Pope Farm <br />in Cedar Grove as an Orange County Local Historic Landmark. <br />BACKGROUND: In 1991 Orange County adopted the "Ordinance Creating the Historic <br />Preservation Commission (HPC) of Orange County ", also referred to as the "Historic <br />Preservation Ordinance ". A few years later, in 1997, the County adopted a voluntary program to <br />designate properties of local historic and architectural significance called the Local Landmark <br />Program. One of the HPC's duties is to recommend properties for local landmark designation. <br />Properties may be designated as individual landmarks or as part of historic districts. Properties <br />must meet a higher standard of historic and /or architectural significance to be designated as an <br />individual landmark. The higher standard is appropriate since landmark property owners are <br />eligible for a 50 percent property tax deferral as long as the site continues to retain its historic <br />character, as provided by NC General Statutes under 160A- 400.1- 400.14. <br />The adoption of the attached landmark ordinance is the final step in the County's historic <br />landmark designation process, outlined in Article 3 of the County's Historic Preservation <br />Ordinance. The BOCC, at its March 7, 2013 meeting, held a required joint public hearing with <br />the HPC to obtain public input and comment about the proposed landmark designation for the <br />Captain John S. Pope Farm. At the close of that hearing, the BOCC returned the draft landmark <br />designation ordinance back to the HPC to allow for final editing and review. <br />The attached final version of the proposed landmark ordinance has been approved by the HPC <br />and is ready for consideration and adoption by the BOCC. <br />At present, five historic properties in Orange County have been designated as Local Historic <br />Landmarks: Moorefields (south of the Eno on Moorefields Road, near Hillsborough); Bingham <br />School (Mebane Oaks Road); the Faucette House and Mill (or Chatwood, on Faucette Mill <br />Road); Rigsbee's Rock House (US 70A East at Lawrence Rd.); and the Murphey School <br />(Murphey School Road). <br />
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