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$5,000 from the Commonwealth, $2,000 from the county, $1,000 each from RLEP and the Tbwn of Washington, and the rest from other members of the coalition. Why have a survey?

Mr. Edwards offers several benefits from an historic survey:

• A professional inventory of the county’s historic resources;

• The identification of properties that may be eligible for the Virginia Landmark Register (normally a slam-dunk for the National Landmark Register as well);

• Up to 40 percent in tax credits for owners who want to renovate their properties;

• Reports, photographs and other media for public use;

• Increased public awareness of, and pride in, our historic resources;

• A strengthened economy through friendly tourism; and

• Opportunities for interest

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