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83 <br /> economic history, and events that have contributed to the settlement pattern and character of the region. <br /> To date, no investigations have been conducted to identify archaeological resources, but it is likely that <br /> they do exist on the parcel, and this should be considered in any future development of the property. Also, <br /> these historic cemeteries are protected under North Carolina General Statute Chapter 65, and should be <br /> avoided by construction activities if any are planned in the immediate vicinity. <br /> Landmark designation means the community recognizes the property is worthy of preservation because of <br /> its special significance to the local community. Any substantial changes in design, materials, and <br /> appearance to the property is subject to the design review procedures of the preservation commission. <br /> Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the report. Please note, our comments are advisory only and <br /> therefore, nonbinding. Once the governing board has received a recommendation from the Orange County <br /> Historic Preservation Commission, it should proceed in the same manner as would otherwise be required <br /> for an amendment to the zoning ordinance. Once the decision has been made, please return a completed <br /> copy of the enclosed form to our office. <br /> This letter serves as our comments on the proposed designation of Harvey's Chapel and Historic <br /> Cemetery. Please contact me at Kristi.brantlev rr;ncdcr.�4ov (preferred) or 919-814-6576 should you have <br /> any questions about our comments. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> emx/ <br /> Kristi Brantley <br /> Local Preservation Commissions/ CLG Coordinator <br /> CC: Commission Chair <br /> Enclosure <br />