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28- <br /> A POLL OF <br /> CEDAR GROVE PROPERTY OWNERS <br /> conducted by the <br /> ORANGE COUNTY <br /> HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION <br /> SHOULD THE CEDAR GROVE CROSSROADS AREA BE LISTED <br /> ON THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES? <br /> Bac ound. <br /> During an inventory of Orange County historical architecture conducted during 1992-1993, <br /> Cedar Grove Crossroads was identified as potentially eligible for the National Register of Historic <br /> Places as a Rural Historic District. In July 1993,Cedar Grove was placed on the National Register <br /> Study List by the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources,which is the first step toward <br /> placement on the National Register. In 1995,a planning intern from the Department of City and <br /> Regional Planning at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill,Shannon Sexton,prepared a <br /> draft National Register nomination document as a student project. In October 1996,the Historic <br /> Preservation Commission provided information to Cedar Grove property owners about the National <br /> Register. The Commission's monthly meeting was held on October 24 at the Cedar Grove United <br /> Methodist Church. <br /> Please indicate your response in the appropriate box: <br /> -------------------------------------------------------------- <br /> (detmh and mail) <br /> Yes. Cedar Grove Crossroads should <br /> be listed on the National Register. <br /> No. Cedar Grove Crossroads should not <br /> be listed on the National Register. <br /> Please return this response form by December 2, 1996. A pre-addressed postage paid envelope is provided for <br /> your convenience. Please call Don Belk at 732-8181, extension 2594 if you have questions. <br /> Attachment#5 <br />