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DATE <br /> // <br /> Arc r 9'75 <br /> ITEM P� <br /> PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND PHASE III CONTRACT <br /> for <br /> Preparation of the Orange County Historic Inventory Manuscript <br /> funded by <br /> FY 1993 CLG Survey and Planning Grant <br /> and <br /> The County of Orange <br /> This Project Description and Contract are herein agreed to this rat* day of <br /> uuA-f,,,.AL:47 , 1993 by the County of Orange, hereinafter known as the Grantee; <br /> Jody Garter and Todd Peck, hereinafter known as the Consultants; and the Division of <br /> Archives and History, hereinafter known as the Division. The Grantee will identify a <br /> Local Coordinator, Marvin Collins, who will work with the Consultant and the Division <br /> Representative throughout the project. The project will be conducted according to the <br /> Standards established by the Division, and will be subject to its review, supervision, <br /> advice and final acceptance by the Division. <br /> A. SCOPE OF WORK: <br /> The purpose of the project is to bridge the gap between the end of the Phase I <br /> and Phase II survey projects and the production of a manuscript ready for an <br /> Orange County survey publication. The survey of one township, Chapel Hill <br /> Township, was funded in FY 1991. The survey of the remaining portion of the <br /> county outside of municipal boundaries was funded in FY 1992. The findings of the <br /> FY 1991 and FY 1992 surveys will be incorporated into the inventory manuscript. <br /> The project will be accomplished under the supervision of the State Historic <br /> Preservation Office (HPO) , and both HPO supervisory staff and the Principal <br /> Investigators will meet 36 CFR 61 qualifications. The work will consist of <br /> preparation of the inventory manuscript and accompanying illustrative materials <br /> in a condition from which Orange County can work directly with a graphic designer <br /> and printer on production of the finished publication. <br /> B. TIME SCHEDULE: <br /> The project is scheduled for six months, beginning on or after the date of this <br /> contract and terminating no later than March 1, 1994. A Time-Product-Payment <br /> Schedule will be developed by the Consultant and will be followed throughout the <br /> course of the project. <br /> C. SUMMARY METHODOLOGY FOR PREPARATION OF HISTORIC INVENTORY MANUSCRIPT: <br /> The principal tasks involved in Phase III [manuscript preparation] include: <br /> 1. Expand and edit overview essay to incorporate additional historic research, <br /> further synthesize findings from Phases I and II, and provide further <br /> analysis of architectural trends and their relationships to county history <br /> and statewide architectural patterns. The essay and the entries and all <br /> other written material will be produced both as hard copy on paper and on <br /> computer disks in a generally used word processing system, enabling the <br /> publisher to set type from a disk rather than re-keyboarding the text. <br /> 2. Select properties to be represented in publication. The exact number and <br /> proportion of the total will be defined based on several factors, including <br /> significance and condition of properties, as well as the probable length of <br /> the publication. Typical survey publications include entries on about 500 <br /> properties. Selection will include consultation with the Orange County <br /> Historic Preservation Commission. <br /> 3. Determine order of presentation of entries (e.g., by township or other <br /> method) . <br />
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