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008 varietal collection of late nineteenth and early-twentieth century residential and commercial buildings which provide the visual framework for a community that has remained virtually free of modern intrusions. A sense of continuity is lent in that many descendants of Cedar Grove's early founders reside in the community today and maintain substantial family homeplaces. NEXT STEPS IN THE NOMINATION PROCESS After the public hearing, the Cedar Grove Rural Crossroads National Register nomination will proceed as follows: August 27 HPC will vote on a recommendation to forward the draft nomination to SHPO. September 16 Board of County Commissioners (BOCC)considers HPC recommendation. If approved, draft nomination will be forwarded to SHPO for review and approval. November 10 SHPO notifies Orange County of acceptance and approval of nomination; commences 60-day review period for comment on the nomination. November 25 HPC holds public hearing on nomination as required by the Certification Agreement for Local Governments; forwards recommendation for approval to BOCC. December 1 BOCC comments on final, state-approved nomination; forwards recommendation to SHPO. January 8, 1998 Nomination considered by National Register Advisory Committee (NRAC) If approved by the NRAC, the nomination will be considered by the National Park Service and the Keeper of the National Register. If approved by the National Park Service, official listing on the National Register of Historic Places could occur in March, 1998. RECOMMENDATION: Administration Recommendation The Administration recommends the Cedar Grove Rural Crossroads Historic District National Register nomination be referred to the Historic Preservation Commission for a recommendation to be returned to the Board of County Commissioners no sooner than September 16, 1997