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Home My WebLink About12-10-02 packet11/27/2002 12:20 4083717721 SIGN A RAMA PAGE 01 Fax No. (408) 867 8555 November 27, 2002 John F. Livingstone, AICP - Associate ,Planner, City of Saratoga, 13777 Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga, California 95070. Dear Mr. Livingstone, 2684 Union Ave San Jose, CA 95124 Tel: (408) 371 -6623 Fax: (408) 371 -7721 Info @signaramasj.com Thank you very much for your fax regarding banners. We give below indicative prices for a cross section of sizes of banners meeting your specifications. You would be pleased to know that we have a special on banners at present, which we expect will continue until the end of December 2002. We would be willing to consider extending our special for the City of Saratoga beyond December 2002, Size One Color Two Colors Each Additional Color 4 Feet by 25 Feet $765.00 $900.00 $200.00 4 Feet by 35 Feet $1,071 $1,260.00 $280.00 4 Feet by 45 Feet $1,377 $1,620.00 $360.00 We can, of course, prepare banners of a variety of sizes and colors. If you have any further questions, please feel free to call the undersigned. We look forward to preparing banners to be displayed in the City of Saratoga. Sincerely, kq- Altaf Anvarali Owner 11/20/2002 08:14 4088681278 CITY OF SARATOGA PAGE 02 UFMITW 02 §&M&1Zn0 13777 FRUITVALE AVENUE - SARATOGA, CALIFORNIA 95070 - (408) 867 -3438 COUNCIL MFMgERS: City of Saratoga g Ann Marie Bwper Paul9 Jacobs Blaney Plaza Banners Policy Gillian Moran Karen tucker Donald L. Wo/le Non -Profit organizations advertising Saratoga -based community events or organizations advertising Saratoga -based non -profit events may hang baruiers in Blaney Plaza. Groups may be asked to show proof of non -profit status. 2. In June of each, year, community groups will be asked to submit their requests for preferred dates from July 1°` to June 30 to hang a banner at Blaney Plaza, The City will consider all requests and finalize the schedule for the coming fiscal year. Dates open after the calendar is established can be filled throughout the year. 3. Requests will be given the following priority: 1) City of Saratoga sponsored activities, 2) groups who've previously hung banners, and 3) new groups. 4. Groups may be allowed the use of Blaney Plaza no� more than two (2) times in a twelve month period. 5. A banner may be hung seven (7) days per usage, from Monday through .Monday. If there are no other requests, the seven day time period may be extended to a .m.aximum of fourteen (14) days. 6. All banners will be haA.d.led by the City's Maintenance Department. Banners .must be submitted to the City's Maintenance Corporation Yard (19700 Allendale Ave., 868- 1245, Monday - .Friday from 7:30 a.m, - 4:00 p.m.) at Least a week in advance of the allotted schedule. 7. Groups will be charged a fee of $150 per week. Please make checks payable to the City of Saratoga. Checks are due when the schedule request is confirmed. 8. Banners must be claimed within five (5) working days from the date of its removal. Please claim banners at the City's Maintenance Corporation Yard. Banners not claimed may be disposed of at the discretion of the Maintenance Department, 9. To ensure that your banners be highly effective and properly placed at Blaney Plaza, the following standards must be met: rintrd On renycl ,)d P "lPnr 11/20/2002 08:14 4088681278 CITY OF SARATOGA PAGE 03 a) Banners must be four (4) feet by at least twenty -five (25) feet long. if properly prepared, banners up to forty -five (45) feet in length may be allowed, b) Banners must be made from a heavy -duty canvas or awning type of material. c) One -half (1 /2) inch inside diameter metal grommets are to be placed at all four corners of the banner. Rope should be sewn at the top and bottom of the banner with a loop at the end on all four comers_ d) One -half (1/2) inch inside diameter metal grommets must be placed at least every thirty -two (32) inches along the top edge of the banner. e) Half moon air holes must be cut into the banner every five (5) feet of length in order to avoid tearing or ripping. Depending on type and weight of banner .fabric, it is recommended the half moon cuts be sewn to avoid tearing and/or ripping, 10. The City of Saratoga assumes no responsibility or liability for banners, theft, damage or injury that may result from the placement of banners at Blaney Plaza. 11, The City of Saratoga will be exempt from the fee requirement and the limitation of time per year, of g,►� °traos�'° JOHN V L.MNGSTONE, AICp ASSOCIATE PLANNER 13777 ' CITY OF SARATOGA ' FRUIT VALE AVENUE SARATOGA,.CALFORNIA 95070 (408) 868 -1231 - 'FAX: (408) 867 -8555 E -MAIL: john! ®saratoga ca.us WWW- saratogaca.us Adopted by Saratoga City Council; June 20, 1990 Revised: April 1, 1998 A 11/20/2002 08:14 4088681278 CITY OF SARATOGA PAGE 03 a) Banners must be four (4) feet by at Ieast twenty -five (25) feet long. If properly prepared, banners up to forty -five (45) feet in length may be allowed. b) Banners must be made from a heavy -duty canvas or awning type of material. c) One -half (1/2) inch inside diameter metal grommets are to be placed at all four corners of the banner. Rope should be sewn at the top and bottom of the banner with a loop at the end on all four corners. d) One -half (1/2) inch inside diameter metal grommets must be placed at least every thirty -two (32) inches along the top edge of the banner. e) Half moon air holes must be cut into the banner every five (5) feet of .length in order to avoid tearing or ripping. Depending on type and weight of banner fabric, it is recommended the half moon cuts be sewn to avoid tearing and/or ripping, 10. The City of Saratoga assumes no responsibility or liability for banners, theft, damage or iniury that may result from the placement of banners at Blaney Plaza. 11. The City of Saratoga will be exempt from the fee requirement and the limitation of time per year, Adopted by Saratoga City Council: June 20, 1990 Revised: April 1, 1998 John Livingstone To: Subject: Kim Saxton - Heinrichs RE: AC, banner Kim, thanks for the help, this will give me a good start on the project. - - - -- Original Message---- - From: Kim Saxton- Heinrichs Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 12:53 PM To: John Livingstone Subject: AC, banner I z r Hi John, Lee was in touch with Phyllis and she is coming to our meeting on Monday. (See agenda on website.) The info on the banner is: AdverSigns, 17251 Wedgewood Ave., Los Gatos, CA ph. 378 -5816. 1 don't know if they are still in business but they were great. We did a red 10 oz. enamel coated, 4 1/2 ' X 35', grommeted 1/2 inch dia. every 32" across top, rope hem top and bottom with 6" loop at each corner, and half moon air holes throughout. Rope is needed to hang but parks may supply that. These specs came from the banner info we got from parks. It may have changed since then. Good luck. Kim Saxton - Heinrichs Senior Recreation Supervisor, City of Saratoga 19655 Allendale Ave. Saratoga, CA 05070 (408) 868 -1251 fax (408) 868 -1279 Creating Community Through People, Parks and Programs! ,F A,< 371-772-1 S 16 � -0- RNAN s'R N �oS 3-7 ( -��23 ,7/4 AW V° t� -C s 16 Q LCS c fi-TC>5 t 1Z � 400 -(t� C tM G C r„'tTC — - z� 54x25 3l �OF 1 C) t, V-,/I C,�o�N�� o N c w c- K 12/09/2002 05;47 4683535109 ART WORKS PAGE 61 ART-*WORKS WF-M -S • A CIMCf tJRAL GLMS * SUNAU TO: Saratoga Heritage Precervation Commission Attn.:Norm KaeWnick DATE: 12 -9 -02 PH". 408) 971 -9636 FAX: 408) 2978270 The following estimate is for digitally printed vinyl mesh as per size and layout per drawings The larxlacape irnagery to be actual photos of the orchard Price does not Include installation The banner to be placed on Saratoga Ave. will have an orchard scene in th8 background at about a 15-20% screen. Banner measures 96" x 108" The banner on the comer of Fr0tvale f Saratoga Ave. will have full color imagery fading in and around the text. 40 post system with bracing is a suggested Installation. Banner is one piece. Banner (P Saratoga / F►uitvale $ 800.00 Banner @ Saratoga Ave $500.00 Art work set up fee min. $ 200.00 COST: TAX: Not Included INSTALL: TOTAL: DEPOSIT: 50% required BALANCE: COD APPROVED BY: DATE: fii4dr U AUE UPON 2 ffM =ON QE MM 21390 Sha* Lune o Los Gatos, CA 95033 PIE 408.379.6002 o FAX: 408- 353.5109 o &MAIL; jespinola@eard&k.=t Memo to: Heritage Commission and Arts Commission From: Phylis Ballingall These are some notes-) made after my meeting with'the Arts - Commission: ,. Arts Commission will contact artists and arrange their set -up, etc. theme of Heritage Orchard. orchards, mustard, agriculture, Warner Hutton House, etc. They will contact artists as they. did.for. `'Art.in the Park'.( except-for crafts jewelry;.etc., not really applicable.) Last year Saratoga Community of Painters painted in orchard and outside of Warner Hutton House and showed. thosepaintings. Also, Mary Wyatt,, art. teacher at'senior center group showed. She would like for her students to show.this year'. (Class- meets Tuesdays 10 -12. Can contact through Marilyn White 867 -9417) 1 asked the three photographers I knew: Rabideaus, Felicia. Pollock, and David. Smoler. Definitely should ask Rabideaus and Felicia again. Kay Duffy painted during the day's activities Which. was a: very nice touch. People enjoyed watching her. Possibly�involve schools in art. _ Name: "Mustard Walk" change ? ? ? ?? Banner - put up on Fruitvale. Wine tasting by private local vintners _ Paul Conrado History of Orchard Display. Beth Wyman will bring what she has...maybe more from museum. Also would like copy of her story "Saratogas Heritage Orchard Preserved" article printed in PACSJ Newsletter in summer of 2000. Novakavichs stand: we would like for them to sell their products this year. Ask Matt not to disk before the event.. Matt bring tractor and talk to /instruct people. - Norm Koepernik will contact. Danielle put together a recipe leaflet of mustard recipes from Butter Paddle, French's Mustard - maybe we could add to that this year. Ann Waltonsmith bringing burros and wagon. Dora Grens - mustard vinegar, et al. was a big hit - would be great to have several mustard cookers in kitchen. plenty of room. Publicity: last year great front page photo week AFTER event. = try to get advance publicity = Willis Peck in column, ad (Danielle). Kim has ad in Recreation Bulletin. What else? Former mayor Stutzman wrote a very nice poem about orchard - find it and display it. Also, many citizens wrote letters to City Council re retaining the orchard-some were quite beautif ul ... perhaps display some of those? City Council's resolution to keep in perpetuity... get copy and display PROMINENTLY. Picture of "Central Park Orchard' in Register? Lisa Dale Miller Her Triton exhibit "Harvesting Profit"( Idmillerl 08@earthlink. neQ ask Beth.to contact. Need sign on-Saratoga Ave. side of orchard directing them to Warner:Hutton Try to get.food /mustards donated from Safeway,. Gene's; and -Buy,& Save,..,F. Caterers /restaurants - Danielle contacted restaurants re mustard recipes with little response., How about caterers? Perhaps one of them would do a demonstration? Docented orchard tours.'.very successful. last -Oar.:. Beth will do, as can any.of us. She-had a script for us last .year. check with Beth. Flyers:. keep the bright orange.mustard'color we�had first Need volunteers to distribute:' "Art in Park" did, really good job ,: vith.their flyers. :. . Beaverton Foods in Oregon donated wonderful assortment of mustards last year. They were willing to do this because Genes carries them ... I note Safeway'does also.::Can,� , Danielle pursue this. .. At City of Saratoga HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION AGENDA Date: Tuesday, December 10, 2002 9:00 a.m. Place: Warner Hutton House, 13777 Fruitvale Avenue Type: Regular Meeting I. Routine Organization to L'L- A. Roll Call _- B. Approval of minutes from 11/12/02 C. Posting of the Agenda - Pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2, the agenda was posted on Thursday December 5, 2002 D. Oral Communications • p4t1cS ccllJ1,k&S ko V . E. Written Communications— '50 O .N0ti� 5 Ogg 32 Il. Old Business 44 C -O ,0 " A. Historic calendar (Submit totals for Mid Year Budget Reimbursement) B. Heritage Orchard update —N o cL-t,\ - �`�p �,a� �- C C M z- E7inr G III. New Business -7 -0 A. Mustard Walk Banner e lam{ ( i, B. Ass i co 'ttee to organize Mustard Walk with O4jECommi ion and �( Wine Maker Who gets what space, advertising, food, etc. IV. Items Initiated by the Commission Design of the Heritage Orchard Renovation sign �-- S " �A r�Y V. Items Initiated by the Secretary p J A. Design of the Austin Way Sign designated the new Heritage Lane �VQ B. Update on the Heritage Resource Inventory progress Q. � C. Appoint a HPC Chair by January 31St. `�� L D. Joint meeting with the City Council January 21, 2003 (Prepare a list of topics) VI. Adjournment 9:00 a.m. Tuesday January 14, 2002 - Warner Hutton House st��S Sf rA � �S ��OGfr N CO � `l City of Saratoga Community Development Department MEMORANDUM TO: HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION FROM: John F. Livingstone AICP, Associate Planner DATE: December 5, 2002 RE: Ordinance and Survey update The HPC is scheduled for a joint meeting with the City Council January 21, at 7:00 pm. This is an excellent opportunity to get direction from the Council on various issues. One of the more important topics is the Heritage Resource Inventory update that we are currently working on. The following are some issues related to the process that the HPC may want to discuss at the next meeting and then bring forward to the Council for direction. 1. There are approximately 1,747 homes that were built prior to 1952, which is the 50 -year time period. At 1945 the number of structures are reduced to 494. Is 1945 a good cut off for a survey? The current list we our working on is based on 1925. The State Office of Historic Preservation prefers the list encompass as many parcels as possible built prior to 1952. (The City's new Geo Media software program has been installed and maps the properties automatically.) I have been advised by the State Office of Historic Preservation that as a Certified Local Government that we could qualify for grant money to hire professional consulting firms to assist with the survey and ordinance. Last year approximately 20 cities applied and 9 received grants. The largest amount was 25K. The City needs to match the amount by 40% with either staff time or money. The State also said that they would be more than happy to come to Saratoga and speak to the Commission on the topic and provide us with some direction on the survey and Ordinance, but we need to read the National Register Bulletin first. I looked it up and it does look like good information. I have enclosed the contents with the web address. Please put this on your things to read list. 3. Making the designation of a historic property from the survey on a non - volunteer basis. 4. Any other topics. C K L-0 OUP/ TO 39dd SN9ISd3AGV 8LZEbLE 9Z :8T Z00Z /9Z /TT Adverse ns 408,378.5816 PAX 374.3278 Estimate for City of Saratoga . Written for John Livingstone JOB: 4'x 25' Banner Yellow with Dark Blue letters 18 oz. Heavy Duty vinyl scrim banner material Rope hem top & bottom - Heavy Duty rope Loop at end of rope 1/2" grommets every 32" top edge Windholes - half moon COST--- ............................................ S750.00 Please call Marie w/ any questions fHere is an initial set -up for you to consider A IL MUSTARD WALK ARWI—M-191ts --m • FEBRUARY 9th s TO 39dd SN9ISd3AGV 8LZEbLE 9Z :8T Z00Z /9Z /TT City of Saratoga HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION MINUTES Date: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 8:30 a.m. Place: Warner Hutton House, 13777 Fruitvale Avenue Type: Regular Meeting The meeting will start at 8:30 to allow additional time for two site visits. The first site visit will be at 14495 Big Basin Way; the second site visit will be the Hayfield House. Please meet in front of the Warner Hutton House and I will drive everyone to the site visits. I. Routine Organization A. Roll Call: PRESENT - Bailey;`" Ballingall, Conrado, Grens, Lowdermilk, Peck ABSENT - Koepernik GUESTS - Beth Wyman, Jill Hunter B. Approval of minutes from 10/8/02 and 10/18/02 - Approved 4 -0 with minor modifications (Two members had to leave early. Dora Grens had to leave due to injuries received from falling during a site visit. ) C. Posting of the Agenda - Pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2, the agenda was posted on Thursday November 7, 2002 D. Oral Communications - None E. Written Communications - None II. Old Business A. Historic calendar - Phylis Ballingall gave update. B. Heritage Orchard update by Iveta Harvancik - Dennis Leong will be the project manager for the Public Works Department orchard improvements. Dennis gave an update to the HPC on the orchard improvements. The HPC approved the following 4 -0: The HPC approved the approximate location of the proposed orchard irrigation pump and asked that the enclosure around the pump be made of wood and look old. The HPC approved the use of Peach trees to replace dead Cherry trees. The Cherry trees have not been doing well in the orchard. A non -till system was also approved for the orchard. III. New Business A. Addition to the existing cleaners at 14495 Big Basin Way - The proposed project was approved 4-0 with the condition that the stone be exposed on the west side of the first floor and that the metal "S" brackets be maintained to match the neighboring building. The condition allows the mortar to be re- pointed. The condition also requires that the applicant come back to the HPC with a proposal for a plaque to be placed on the house stating the year.built along with some historic information. B. Completion of the remodel to the Hayfield House - The final remodel of the house was reviewed and approved 4 -0. IV. Items Initiated by the Commission Design of the Heritage Orchard Renovation sign - Item was continued to the next meeting. V. Items Initiated by the Secretary A. Design of the Austin Way Sign designated the new Heritage Lane - Continued to next meeting B. Update on the Heritage Resource Inventory progress - Continued to next meeting C. Appoint a HPC Chair by January 31St - Continued to next meeting VI. Adjournment 9:00 a.m. Tuesday December 10, 2002 - Warner Hutton House City of Saratoga HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION AGENDA Date: Tuesday, December 10, 2002 9:00 a.m. Place: Warner Hutton House, 13777 Fruitvale Avenue Type: Regular Meeting I. Routine Organization A. Roll Call B. Approval of minutes from 11/12/02 C. Posting of the Agenda - Pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2, the agenda was posted on Thursday December 5, 2002 D. Oral Communications E. Written Communications II. Old Business A. Historic calendar (Submit totals for Mid Year Budget Reimbursement) B. Heritage Orchard update III. New Business A. Mustard Walk Banner B. Assign committee to organize Mustard Walk with Art Commission and Wine Makers. Who gets what space, advertising, food, etc. IV. Items Initiated by the Commission Design of the Heritage Orchard Renovation sign V. Items Initiated by the Secretary A. Design of the Austin Way Sign designated the new Heritage Lane B. Update on the Heritage Resource Inventory progress C. Appoint a HPC Chair by January 31St. D. Joint meeting with the City Council January 21, 2003 (Prepare a list of topics) VI. Adjournment 9:00 a.m. Tuesday January 14, 2002 - Warner Hutton House ej? . k`' l - 'ry ❖ 40 N .1: rd gati System Program Ad Tre �6. A saratoga Heritage Preservation COM.MiSSA Project rtant Factors * Name of Orchard Heritage. * We want our commission's name to be seen. moor— Td WU20:60 EOOE El -nON ON Xtdd : WONA Asaratoga Heritage Preservation commission Project * Name of Orchard - HmitW- * We want our commission's name to be seen. Ed WUVO:60 ZOOE ET -n0N : 'ON XIJA : WON -4 AP 400 New Trees • New Irrigation System r!► Adopt a Tree Program Saratoga H it_4e Preservation Commiss %n Project * Name of Orchard - * We want our commission's name to be seen. Ed Wdb0:60 Z00Z ET '^oN : 'ON Xdd : WON-1 C4 m c� a a -tbp view 4,� 4 t` b --T5 F3RA C-65 --- THE HERITAGE ORCHARD —.ter r RESTORATION PROJECT I 3 p 400 New frees F- R T New Irrigation system 0 � ST►ee�i'ogrnMr T www.keritageorchard.com 41 ...r. fee A f . ' s. ' I�� ,Mfi4� v � 'a �y } �� , MusTARD mss 5c.6006 AL 3, inerucaFessav��fsKCwwsww/nticr OD to a r Lo M N m m N Q1 m c I'll L3AMAI V ` `' �3 YiJA/v i�tN ly/-- City of Saratoga Community Development Department MEMORANDUM TO: HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION FROM: John F. Livingstone AICP, Associate Planner DATE: December 5, 2002 RE: Ordinance and Survey update The HPC is scheduled for a joint meeting with the City Council January 21, at 7:00 pm. This is an excellent opportunity to get direction from the Council on various issues. One of the more important topics is the Heritage Resource Inventory update that we are currently working on. The following are some issues related to the process that the HPC may want to discuss at the next meeting and then bring forward to the Council for direction. 1. There are approximately 1,747 homes that were built prior to 1952, which is the 50 -year time period. At 1945 the number of structures are reduced to 494. Is 1945 a good cut off for a survey? The current list we our working on is based on 1925. The State Office of Historic Preservation prefers the list encompass as many parcels as possible built prior to 1952. (The City's new Geo Media software program has been installed and maps the properties automatically.) 2. I have been advised by the State Office of Historic Preservation that as a Certified Local Government that we could qualify for grant money to hire professional consulting firms to assist with the survey and ordinance. Last year approximately 20 cities applied and 9 received grants. The largest amount was 25K. The City needs to match the amount by 40% with either staff time or money. The State also said that they would be more than happy to come to Saratoga and speak to the Commission on the topic and provide us with some direction on the survey and Ordinance, but we need to read the National Register Bulletin first. I looked it up and it does look like good information. I have enclosed the contents with the web address. Please put this on your things to read list. 3. Making the designation of a historic property from the survey on a non - volunteer basis. 4. Any other topics. I Guidelines for Local Surveys: A Basis for Preservation Planning, National Register of Hi... Page 1 of 4 U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service National Register, History and Education By Anne Derry H. Ward Jandl Carol D. Shull Jan Thorman 1977 REVISED, 1985, by Patricia L. Parker Photo credit: view of Tacoma, Washington, published by J.J. Stoner, Madison, Wisconsin, 1884. (Library of Congress, Map Division, Washington, DC) ............................................................ ......... ..... Contents Acknowledgments and Foreword http:// www. cr. nps. gov/ nr /publicationsibulletins /nrb24/ 12/4/2002 Guidelines for Local Surveys: A Basis for Preservation Planning, National Register of Hi... Page 2 of 4 Introduction How to use this publication ? —� What is a survey? What is a historic resource? Why undertake a historic resource survey? What should you know about the National Register before undertaking a survey? Who is the State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO)? What assistance can the SHPO provide? What is a certified local government preservation program and how can survey contribute to certifications? What is the value of a historic resource survey and inventory? Who should sponsor a survey? Chapter I: Planning the Survey Initial Questions What kinds of resources should the survey seek? What kinds of information should be gathered? What different kinds of surveys are commonly usedT� How large an area should be included in a survey? How long should a survey take? Elements of Survey Planning How is the purpose of the survey established? What are historic contexts? How are survey goals and priorities established? How should the storage and use of survey data be considered during survey planning? How can a community involve the public in planning a survey? What form should a survey design take? Mobilizing Resources for the Survey What qualifications should those supervising a survey have? Where can qualified professionals be located? How is a professional consultant selected? What fees do historic resources consultants charge? How do non - professionals fit into a survey? What kind of training will ensure a consistent and high- quality survey? How much should a survey cost? Where can funding for surveys be obtained? Chapter 11: Conducting the Survey Archival Research How should archival research be organized? http:// www. cr. nps. gov/ nr /publicationsibulletins /nrb24/ 12/4/2002 Guidelines for Local Surveys: A Basis for Preservation Planning, National Register of Hi... Page 3 of 4 What sources of information should be consulted? Where may primary and secondary information be found? Conducting Field Survey How is a reconnaissance of above - ground properties carried out? How is a reconnaissance of archeological sites carried out? How is an intensive survey of above - ground properties carried out? How is an intensive survey of archeological sites carried out? How can oral history or ethnography contribute to the survey? What kinds of data will be needed to evaluate historic resources? What additional planning information may be gathered in the survey process? Forms, maps, photographs: How should survey data be recorded? What equipment will be needed for survey work? Chapter III: Review and Organization of Survey Data How are survey data reviewed during fieldwork? How and why are resources evaluated? What are the advantages and disadvantages of using numerical and categorical evaluation systems? -� What kinds of due process considerations may be required in evaluating properties? What kind of documentation should be included in the inventory files? How can information be stored to permit efficient retrieval at a later date? Chapter IV: Use of Survey Data in Planning What are the major components of preservation planning? How are survey data used in ongoing identifications? How are survey data used in making evaluation decisions? How can survey data contribute to strategies for the preservation and enhancement of historic resources? How can survey data be used in community development planning? Chapter V: Publications What should be published once a survey is completed? What are some considerations in production and distribution of survey publication? What are some alternatives to traditional publication? Appendix I: Archeological Surveys Appendix II: Federal Legislation Affecting Historic Preservation Appendix III: Legal and Financial Tools Used to Preserve and Enhance Historic Resources Appendix IV: Bibliography Appendix V: Contacts http:// www. cr. nps. gov/ nr /publications/bulletins /nrb24/ 12/4/2002 Guidelines for Local Surveys: A Basis for Preservation Planning, National Register of Hi... Page 4 of 4 National Register Home I Publications Home I Next Page Comments or Questions Last Modified: Thu, Oct 17 2002 02:26:08 pm EDT JP1 Nei f2P et a Per serwlce http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/publications/bulletins/nrb24/ 12/4/2002