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3 Historic Register Nomination for the mill as they are neighbors . Allison encouraged a contact with Pat Dickinson and the owners of the Faucette Mill about a district nomination as she also wrote the Chatwood nomination and familiar with the process and properties . Connor agreed to talk to both parties and report back to the HPC . Allison noted that there are some sites listed on the National Register Study List that probably won ' t be designated on the LLD such as the Paisley Rice Log House because it was moved and altered . Arymount and The Benjamin Duke House were declined by the owners , the Hogan Plantation site doesn ' t have anything left to preserve, and Maple Hill no longer qualifies . Allison suggested that the easier properties have already been done such as Moorefields and Bingham School for LLD , so we need to move into next realm . Anderson noted that The Oaks might be next. Allison suggested that as money had been spent on the White Oak Grove School National Register Nomination be rolled over to a Local Landmark Designation as it has cultural influence and to encourage continued stabilization by the community efforts . Stancil reviewed the HPC ' s priorities the highest being to get the manuscript completed by moving forward withithe contract. The next priority being Local Landmark Designations : White Oak Grove School and a possible National Register Study Nomination for a district including Faucette Mill & Millhouse, Chatwood and Connor Farmstead and, the continuation of St . Mary ' s Road project . Allison noted that the HPC would need to determine whether to pursue a district or corridor study nomination after the final reports are received from Linda Stine and GAI Consultants . Connor suggested that Pat Dickinson might be involved in this project also . Allison noted doubts of getting the project nominated for a National Register Nomination as approximately fifty percent of the structures are non- contributing from the Park Service standpoint. Connor questioned if there was another type of designation . Allison said that Geoff Henry would need to tell the HPC about those options when he presents the final report . It could. be that an archeological designation might be the answer: It was noted . that the viewshed of the St . Mary ' s Road Project is in jeopardy of being heavily developed . Stancil noted the linkage to the BOCC goal of pursuing viewshed protection goals to protect the integrity of significant historic sites and districts . with the Agricultural Districts Advisory Board in conjunction Allison suggested the HPC work with farmland preservation. He further noted this project will be an ongoing long term project starting with receiving and acting on the final report, possibly working with ADAB input, pulling together a coalition of land owners support, reporting to the BOCC and making a recommendation of what we want to do with a protective ordinance . Stancil said he would inform the ADAB of the HPC interest in talking about this topic and include it in the next Environment & Resource Steering Committee meeting . The issue of citizen cooperation was noted to be of great importance for the success of the project. Anderson asked if anyone knew if Nets Anderson was moving forward with having his house nominated for NRSL , noting that landowners along the St . Mary ' s Road could encourage their the overall project in a positive manner. neighbors with Allison suggested sharing the St . Mary ' s Road final reports with the ADAB . Rich suggested inviting the ADAB to the meeting when the final report is to be presented by Linda Stine and Geoff Henry . Stancil to provide information to the ADAB as suggested . Last updated 09/03/99