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(� C Mr . Belk <br /> January 28 , 1999 <br /> Page 2 <br /> In addition to the four basic responsibilities, CLGs also must meet certain more specific <br /> requirements in the Gtcide ,ines for North Carolina 's Certified Local Government Program . The <br /> Commission was outstanding in meeting the requirement for members and staffto participate in <br /> educational and training meetings . The local community benefits from the Commission ' s <br /> increasing knowledge and expertise and from the recognition Orange County receives as a result <br /> of the Commission ' s involvement and leadership in the statewide network of local <br /> preservationists . <br /> Congratulations on the continued certification of Orange County as an important local <br /> government partner in North Carolina ' s historic preservation program . We thank the Board of <br /> County Commissioners , the Historic Preservation Commission, and the citizens for all they do to <br /> preserve the area ' s unique and valuable historic resources and for the contribution their efforts <br /> make to the community ' s quality of life . <br /> We hope to see you and as many Commission members as possible at the 1999 Preservation <br /> Commission Conference, March 26 and 27 , in Hickory . <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Melinda Coleman <br /> CLG Coordinator <br /> State Historic Preservation Office <br /> cc : Alice Gordon, Chair, Orange County Board of County Commissioners <br /> Tom Allison, Chair, Orange County Historic Preservation Commission <br />