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13 A\ 2. A copy of the local historic preservation ordinance. * 3 . A copy of the rules of procedure adopted by the historic preservation commission. * 4 . A copy of the design guidelines adopted by the historic preservation commission.* 5. A list and maps of the areas designated as historic districts or individual historic landmarks. 6. Resumes or completed resume forms provided by the HPO for each of the members of the historic preservation commission, including, where appropriate, credentials or member's expertise in fields related to historic preservation. 7. Evidence that the commission has sought appropriate expertise to serve on the commission. 8. Resumes for the staff, only if the local government is petitioning to assume responsibility for preparation of NRNs, environmental review, or review of tax act projects. * If the commission is considering changes to the ordinance procedures or guidelines, proposed changes (or "the revised document") should be submitted for review and comment. B. NOTIFICATION OF CERTIFICATION: 1. Within forty-five (45) days from the receipt of a completed request for certification, the SHPO shall respond to the chief elected official of the local government. 2 . If the SHPO approves the certification application, the HPO and the local government will enter into a written agreement which specifies the duties that will be delegated to the local government and contains other appropriate provisions. 3 . When responding to the completed application, the SHPO will send a copy of the CLG application and a copy of the proposed certification agreement between the state and the CLG to the Secretary of DOI. 4 . If no comment from the Secretary of DOI is received within fifteen (15) working days, certification of the local government and the preliminary agreement will be considered final.