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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2004'23s -sg43 os M- wko-(,C-, 7 -ooq C: 0 D N A I ��)T Ail f tl 7omiimsion- �nmnceanaMenionngrrogramk%.�^ wxrj, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . q �Iuf �lal ti� !ILL 4' P re se rv a t ion ' C p v:- -W'#"q afia ssions FAWlsettin up'!, z _Th National Mliiice 6f - lind Mentoring r6giriam 10 P summer in Commission. Assistance r6l _)7 i grap (C AMP ) s —** - ---- - �eiksibf'lq�il. - even t - to increase the­effe&i� ` tw6-day tr ai ning historic �Vreservation U ns. aitriered the NAPGto b��j this pro&iim' Jh6 DIHPA has to Iddij��If commissio P., Zmv 3 Q. The CAW the best ide - a' s and ,model draws ppon practices from - "P"reservation',commissions . .... .. 1�lc lors'� 4fid ii&ionilly ected experts on around the copgtry.tLed i�yi-NAPQ amp counse ij'7 pipseivation-commi sion can - :learn eiropes,Lzimproves .sfirvivia �-skills, &is hithe'gre -You �in practic imorkink as a team. and . at r"s'!'=_ sc ly - , e outdoo' Id to'beheld in Fort Befijamhf Harrison Stai'te Pa rkin Indian a po li s . �Po our fundamental , irainiii je me_ _J) ' the j�iblic_ _, CAW-focuses on f ewoik' fbi preservation', 2) the commission's role - resp" ; o - n"s - ib ; ii*i - tie"s : , -:- -.'an:d' procedui6s�,�' protection of historic resources and 4) - public . support and outreach;'. • Even - experienced commission veterans can benefit from hearing fresh ideas and new perspectives from tfiC experts! o g 4o' 'This training event is -- open to members' and - S' Who should kW? taff '(if . his6nc_ preservation commissions, elected officials, and ariyone:dealmig'with local preservation issues.i To date, more than 1,000 preservationists in a dozen states have benefited from going to CAW, For m&& - information about CAMP; contact Steve Kennedy - at the DBPA at 317- 232=1 646. National Alliance of Preservation Commissions Forum 2004 July 15 -18, 2004 in Indisinapo'19 Indianapol i - will bih6_si - fourth National Alliifib�d'bf Pre n s Forum. This national conference is being sponsored by- the Indianapolis Hiitori c Preservation: o' SL 'isecond., year, and es?. important the i DHPA�.:?.This event :hel ever ommissiori And is jr� histbric r continuing ' 6iiof local %audation16 0 commissions.. :R V 4: �5!J .14 77 _.'Val. am more a ut the Fonim, visit'th6 NAP website At *w*.6ja:edu/napd. Fujidi 3"fof. Tole" ng - schohiishi�i - -is being ded bythe-DIHPA�­timd His Toun&iion -the-- provi hips,711 Indiana Alliance of Historic District Commissions (LAAWC): WHiffiii3iAtibn about kW61i� to Attend the IAHDC'9 - Website - At'http://Pi�t ge§.pr6digy.fietthlrmr'o/ or *all Pana:Groves = at 574�232-4534. I L f Cornelius O'Brien, Con on His'i6i4'c'rPreservation Oct6b_e 20044n This year, the C ornelius OT ri en C onference o n Historic Preservation wi be combined wit h - t'h 6_­;_ Indiana'Main S Conference for the ".first . __j6 s on� del has been:'- -- , _time combined c nce _model used. with 'great other "states "and has several 'distinct - advantages. By 7 , hosting a I bett6r rates can b6`s' e from hotels and ve'n ee'jpg co iif erence _ of costs down., - A l arger poo :m liad �6 greater - 'n * e't'w - ' - o - rkiiig - 'opportunities ;-- ii - -- - .'-.-. preservationists and Main Street staff engage in face-to-face dialo Finally, the conference Will address a broader -range of topics, giving -attendees more session' choices. The combined conference is intended to 'Meet the specific "'needs of both the Main* Street 'and preservati6n communities while allowing for greater interaction between these groups. Madison, one of the first three experimental Main Street communities in the nation, and its ------ magnificent collection of historic resources will be the setting for this event. Local historic landmarks will be featured as venues for most sessions. 2004 marks the 36 annual O'Brien Conference and the 18' annual Main Street Conference. Don't forget to, reservations early because Madison is a busy place during the 'fall colof season! For more information about thi'combined conference, contact the DHPA at 317-232- 1646 or visit the conference website at www.conferences.indiana.edu/obrien2004. Re in e in b ef in CLG communities, a - majority of local commission - memb6r`S"'_s 1 " must attiid'' 7 a t lea ' st one informational .or. educational :meeting each yea Participation in these educational programs will meet this requirement. A 'Y 77 _.'Val. am more a ut the Fonim, visit'th6 NAP website At *w*.6ja:edu/napd. Fujidi 3"fof. Tole" ng - schohiishi�i - -is being ded bythe-DIHPA�­timd His Toun&iion -the-- provi hips,711 Indiana Alliance of Historic District Commissions (LAAWC): WHiffiii3iAtibn about kW61i� to Attend the IAHDC'9 - Website - At'http://Pi�t ge§.pr6digy.fietthlrmr'o/ or *all Pana:Groves = at 574�232-4534. I L f Cornelius O'Brien, Con on His'i6i4'c'rPreservation Oct6b_e 20044n This year, the C ornelius OT ri en C onference o n Historic Preservation wi be combined wit h - t'h 6_­;_ Indiana'Main S Conference for the ".first . __j6 s on� del has been:'- -- , _time combined c nce _model used. with 'great other "states "and has several 'distinct - advantages. By 7 , hosting a I bett6r rates can b6`s' e from hotels and ve'n ee'jpg co iif erence _ of costs down., - A l arger poo :m liad �6 greater - 'n * e't'w - ' - o - rkiiig - 'opportunities ;-- ii - -- - .'-.-. preservationists and Main Street staff engage in face-to-face dialo Finally, the conference Will address a broader -range of topics, giving -attendees more session' choices. The combined conference is intended to 'Meet the specific "'needs of both the Main* Street 'and preservati6n communities while allowing for greater interaction between these groups. Madison, one of the first three experimental Main Street communities in the nation, and its ------ magnificent collection of historic resources will be the setting for this event. Local historic landmarks will be featured as venues for most sessions. 2004 marks the 36 annual O'Brien Conference and the 18' annual Main Street Conference. Don't forget to, reservations early because Madison is a busy place during the 'fall colof season! 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