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FY99 ARCHITECTURAL AND HISTORICAL PRIORITIES Instructions: Provide complete but concise answers for each of the priority statements below. Please be as specific as possible in your answers, and explain exactly how the proposed project will meet the priority issues. Most projects will adequately address one or more priorities, while only partially addressing others, and will be scored accordingly. No project will address every priority statement. When a proposed project does not address a specific priority, mark "NA" as the response. Max. Score: Priority will be given to: 20 pts 1. Projects which will assist the DHPA in carrying out its responsibilities dealing with National Register or environmental review and compliance issues. Examples of projects that meet this priority are county or city surveys and National Register historic district nominations. This priority is for the DHPA to evaluate and does not require an answer. 20 pts 2. Projects which will survey one of the following priority counties: Bartholomew, Crawford, Dekalb, Elkhart, Floyd, Howard, LaGrange, Martin, Orange, Steuben, Sullivan, Switzerland, Washington, or Whitley; or projects which will publish a recently completed survey. State whether or not the area to be surveyed (or resurveyed) is one of the above counties, a portion (township) of one of these counties, or an area (city) within one of these counties. For survey publication projects, provide only the name of the county and the date that the survey was completed. (This priority is part of the State's on-going efforts to survey all of Indiana's 92 counties, and to update older surveys. County survey records and publications are some of the most valuable tools used in preservation.) (Counties removed from this list for FY2000 are Scott, Spencer, and Wayne.) 16 pts 3. Projects which will produce National Register nominations for commercial or residential historic districts that have been identified in State-sponsored surveys, or which will produce National Register nominations for districts within heritage areas that have been identified by the State. Describe how the geographic boundaries and temporal limits of the historic district were established, or describe the significance of the heritage area and provide a justification for the delineation of its boundaries. If the product is to be an historic district nomination, cite the survey in which the district was identified, and offer some justification for why the district is to be nominated to the National Register. 12 pts 4. Projects which will produce a multiple property National Register nomination and the associated context study and survey information for an endangered resource type, especially one of the following: rural one- and two -room schools; consolidated public schools built before 1945; Carnegie libraries; Underground Railroad -related resources; or county social welfare institutions, such as public or private orphanages, guardian homes, sanitoria, and county homes (excluding hospitals). Describe the project and how it will provide a multiple property nomination and the historic context for one of the resource types listed above, and list the threats that make this an "endangered" resource type. Also note how many of the resources will be included in the nomination; note that this number must be significant in relation to the total number of resources inventoried. 12 pts 5. Projects which will encourage financial reinvestment in National Register -listed properties through the preparation of feasibility studies, historic structure reports, or plans and specifications for future rehabilitation projects, or which will provide some form of needed technical assistance. Describe how the products created under this project will be utilized, such as in a planned rehabilitation project. 12 pts 6. Projects which will make a significant contribution toward meeting the State's preservation goals and objectives. This priority is for the DHPA to evaluate and does not require an answer. 15