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hearings set

property, especially as this relates to the restoration, renovation and continued use of those properties.

• To examine laws, rules and regulations and expenditures for historic properties.

• To survey and analyze appropriate programs for other states and to determine their applicability to the Commonwealth.

• To recommend ways to involve more actively private individuals, groups, and businesses in the preservation and continued use of the state’s historic resources.

• To explore and suggest creative fiscal and financial methods to preserve our historic resources.

Anyone interested in commenting on these tasks should contact the Chairman of the Commission, David J. Brown, at Historic Staunton Foundation, 120 S. Augusta St., Staunton, VA 24401, 703/885-7676. The Commission also would like to receive a written copy.

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