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preservation points in the Comprehensive Plan. Discussion with David Edwards led to a figure of $20,000 for the completion of the survey. It is estimated that about 120 properties remain to be surveyed and that the work would take from six months to a year to complete.
Description of the process of the survey
Working with David Edwards and other Department of Historic Resources personnel, the ad hoc citizens’ group began planning the process that the survey would entail. The process includes two public input meetings, as well as a series of defined steps:
1. The County Administrator, John McCarthy, oversees the survey and the hiring of a stateapproved historic resources contractor to do the survey.
2. A citizens’ coalition works with the County Administrator to:
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