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P.10"-A- 'L-49-93 NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL RESOURCES V 11 5 DIVISION OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE CERTIFICATION APPLICATION FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENTS Instructions • This application is to be submitted to the North Carolina Division of Archives and History by local governments seeking certification pursuant to the National Historic Preservation Act Amendments of 1980 (P.L. 96-515) , and "Guidelines for North Carolina's Certified Local Government Program." A copy of the Guidelines is included with this application packet. Please read these instructions carefully, and assemble all of the required materials before submitting your application. Incomplete applications cannot be reviewed. If you have any questions concerning the application or the application process, call Lloyd Childers, CLG Coordinator, at (919) 733-4763. Each completed application must include the following elements: 1. Applicant information sheet (enclosed). 2. Assurance form signed by chief local elected official of each local government seeking certification (enclosed) . Note: If a commission or other agency is submitting an application for more than one governmental unit within its jurisdiction, the application must contain assurance forms signed by the chief elected official of each governmental unit represented. 3. A copy of the local historic district and/or historic properties ordinance. 4. A copy of the rules of procedure adopted by the historic properties or district commission. 5. A copy of the design guidelines adopted by the historic district or properties commission. 6. A list and accompanying maps of the areas designated as historic districts or individual historic properties. NOTE: If the local government has not designated any districts or properties, please indicate this on the applicant information sheet. This does not disqualify a local government for certification; on a separate sheet, the applicant should discuss other public measures that have been taken to identify, protect, and promote the preservation of historic districts and properties. 7. Completed resume forms for each member of the historic district and/or properties commission (9 commission member forms enclosed). 8. Evidence that the commission has sought appropriate expertise to serve on the commission. 9. Resumes for commission staff, only if the local government is petitioning to assume greater responsibility for such functions as preparation of National Register nominations, environmental review pursuant to Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, or review of Tax Act certification applications. If the local government seeks such responsibility, staff qualifications must be consistent with the standards contained in appendix A of the Guidelines. 5/91