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7 <br />SAMPLE PROJECTS <br />The following are examples of projects which were funded in 1991: <br />• Phase I of a multiphased architectural survey which will identify and <br />evaluate approximately 350 historic properties in the township facing <br />the most intense development pressure in the county ($5,000 grant) <br />• Preparation of a National Register Historic District nomination to <br />include approximately 75 Contiguous properties in commercial and <br />residential neighborhoods of a turn -of -the century community located <br />between two urban centers ($1,500 grant) <br />Intense county architectural survey of approximately 500 properties, <br />including several small towns and portions of the county seat <br />($10,000 grant) <br />Continuation of a long -range research program in the Great <br />Bend region of the Yadkin River, designed to enhance current <br />knowledge about several native - American cultures ($7,500 <br />grant) <br />APPLICATION PROCESS <br />- Apply by January 31, 1992 on the attached Grant Application Form. <br />Send completed application to: Lloyd Childers, grants administrator, <br />State Historic Preservation Office, N.C. Division of Archives and <br />History, 109 East Jones Street, Raleigh, North Carolina 27601 -2807. <br />Telephone: (919) 733 -4763. <br />Successful applications will be announced in May. 1992. <br />Projects may begin June 1, 1992 unless special arrangements are made <br />for early initiation. <br />Project must be completed by July 31, 1993. <br />General questions about grant applications may be addressed to Lloyd Childers, <br />grants administrator, at (919) 733 -4763; questions about architectural surveys <br />or nominations to the National Register may be directed to Catherine Bishir, <br />survey specialist, at (919) 733 - -6545; questions about preservation planning <br />projects may be directed to Juli Aulik, acting preservation planner, at <br />(919).733-6545; and questions about archaeological projects may be directed to <br />Stephen Claggett, state archaeologist, at (919) 733 -7342. <br />You should also know that: <br />Grants are awarded on a dollar- for - dollar matching basis. <br />Federal standards and accounting procedures apply to grants. <br />Payment of grant funds is on a reimbursement basis. <br />