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00 <br /> DRAFT Page 2 of 4 <br /> • On May 14, 1999 property owners within 500 feet were notified by certified mail of the <br /> notice of public hearing . <br /> • On May 150' and 22nd notices of the public hearing were published in the Chapel Hill Herald <br /> and on May 19t' notice of the public hearing was published in the News of Orange County . <br /> • This hearing fulfills the Historic Preservation Commission ' s requirement for public comment <br /> on the Maude Faucette House Nomination . <br /> • Reference to the location was given as The Elms OR # 13 76 , located in Cheeks township, <br /> southeast of the junction of SR 1337 (Bane Road) and SR 1336 (Hall ' s Mill Road) . The <br /> property is referenced as Lot 4 on Tax Map 4 . <br /> • The Maude Faucette House is eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places <br /> because it embodies distinctive characteristics of an architectural type, a period, or method of <br /> construction . The house is a good representative example of an early-nineteenth century (c . <br /> 1820), two- story frame farm house of the Eno River Valley . The largely unaltered house is <br /> one of the oldest surviving structures in rural Orange County and retains its early form and its <br /> original setting overlooking the banks of the Eno River. <br /> • The nomination is scheduled for presentation to the North Carolina National Register <br /> Advisory Committee on July 8 , 1999 . <br /> • The National Register is the nation ' s official list of historic buildings, district, archaeological <br /> sites, and other resources worthy of preservation . <br /> • Listing in the National Register does not affect the rights of a private property owner to <br /> dispose of listed property in any manner . <br /> Chair Allison asked for any questions on the information as presented . Bill Coleman, adjacent property <br /> owner asked how this nomination would affect his property rights . Staff indicated no restrictions were <br /> connected to this nomination unless a major subdivision was planned . That would require additional <br /> review by the Board of County Commissioners, the Planning Board and the Historic Preservation <br /> Commission. <br /> Mr. Golan asked for guidance of how to approach either the Triangle Land Conservancy or Eno River <br /> Association to initiate more conservation easements from surrounding landowners . Anderson suggested <br /> they contact Wayne Cash, President of Eno River Association and, that he might have more information <br /> on how to go about this . <br /> Allison closed the public hearing . <br /> MOTION : Anderson moved to accept the Maude Faucette House Nomination to the National <br /> Register of Historic Places for recommendation to the State Historic Preservation office . <br /> Seconded by Allison. <br /> VOTE : Unanimous . <br /> Allison suggested that the Historic Preservation Commission nominate the Maude Faucette House to <br /> Priority list for Local Landmark Status Designations in the future . Staff was asked to send the owners a <br /> packet of information on this process . <br /> There was discussion of investigating conservation options for the areas surrounding the Maude Faucette <br /> House . _ Belk suggested that the HPC report to the BOCC the importance of the Maude Faucette House <br /> being on the Nomination to the National Register of Historic Places and to consider the possibility of a <br />