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II — 4 Other measures agreed to by the Division and the Local Government The Commission shall submit to the Division a record of the measures taken to notify the public and the comments. received. 6. If both the chief elected official and the Commission concur with the nomination, or if only one of them objects to the nomination, the Division will place the nomination before the State Professional Review Committee for consideration a.t the earliest possible quarterly meeting. • 7. If both the chief elected official, acting on behalf of the Local Government 's governing board, and the Commission object to the nomination, they shall return the nomination materials to the Division which shall take no further action unless, within thirty days of the return of such nomination materials, a written appeal is filed with the Division by a third party. If such an appeal is filed, the Division shall place the nomination before the State Professional Review Committee at the earliest possible quarterly meeting. 8. After a nomination is recommended by the State Professional Review Committee, and signed by the State Historic Preservation Officer, the Division shall transmit it to the National Register with the comments and opinions of the chief elected official and the Commission, • together with any appeal which may have been filed. III. TRANSFER OF FUNDS TO THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT • •1 . The Local Government is eligible to receive a portion of. the Federal • Historic Preservation Fund (HPF) monies set aside for certified local governments (CLGs) provided that it meets the financial management standards contained in the Guidelines. 2. The Division shall make. the CLG share of HPF monies available on a 50/50 matching basis for the eligible historic preservation activities and projects listed in the Guidelines. The Division shall award funds on a competitive basis, and shall select projects on the basis of their design, cost, community impact, and the priorities listed in the Guidelines. 3. To be considered for an award, the 'Local Government shall submit an application containing the information specified in the Guidelines. The Local Government understands that due to the large number of present and potential CLGs and the current low level of federal funding it is unlikely to receive an award every year. 4. Any project supported by monies set aside for CLGs shall be governed by a separate project description and contract mutually agreed to by the Local Government and the Division.