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19 <br /> 11. In order to expedite the nomination process, an <br /> applicant may submit a completed nomination <br /> concurrently to the CLG and the SHPO. Within sixty <br /> (60) days, the chief local elected official and the <br /> local historic preservation commission shall submit <br /> their comments and opinions regarding the proposed <br /> nomination to the SHPO and the applicant. The CLG <br /> shall ensure that a reasonable opportunity for <br /> public comment on the nomination has been provided. <br /> After the SHPO has verified that the nomination is <br /> complete and accurate, he/she will place the <br /> nomination before the SPRC for consideration at the <br /> earliest possible quarterly meeting, following the <br /> mandatory owner notification procedures. <br /> 12 . The SHPO may, at his/her discretion and by mutual <br /> written agreement with the CLG, delegate further <br /> responsibilities for NRNs to the CLG except for the <br /> authority to review and nominate properties directly <br /> to the NRHP. Local governments may petition to <br /> assume responsibility for preparing NRNs if they <br /> have sufficient and qualified staff. Staff <br /> qualifications shall be consistent with the <br /> • <br /> standards established in 36 CFR 61, (see Appendix) . <br /> VII. HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND (HPF) GRANTS <br /> TO CERTIFIED LOCAL GOVERNMENTS <br /> A. ELIGIBILITY <br /> The State of North Carolina is responsible, through <br /> financial audit, for the proper accounting of federal HPF <br /> CLG share monies in accordance with Office of Management and <br /> Budget Circular A-102, Attachment P, "Audit Requirements. " <br /> The HPO is prepared to provide assistance to all local <br /> governments in developing and implementing financial <br /> management systems which meet the requirements listed below. <br /> To be eligible to receive a portion of the local share of <br /> the HPF, the state requires that each CLG: <br /> 1. Maintain adequate financial management systems which: <br /> a. Meet federal standards specified in Office of <br /> Management and Budget Circular A-102, Attachment <br /> G, "Standards for Grantee Financial Management <br /> Systems. " <br /> b. Can be audited in accordance with the General <br /> Accounting Office's Standards for Audit of <br /> Government Organizations, Programs. Activities. <br /> and Functions. <br />