OAR 736-050-0240
State Advisory Committee on Historic Preservation: Organization and Duties
(1)
Members of the Committee appointed to fill unexpired terms shall serve for the remainder of the term of the vacating member.(2)
Unless the policy is waived by the Governor under extenuating circumstances (e.g., lack of qualified professionals to represent a required discipline), a Committee member may serve no more than two consecutive terms of appointment in his or her own right. If the member’s original appointment fulfilled the unexpired term of another, he or she may be considered for reappointment twice in succession thereafter.(3)
Each member shall sign an affidavit acknowledging that he or she has read applicable conflict-of-interest provisions in state and federal rules. Affidavits are maintained by the nominations coordinator.(4)
Pursuant to 36 CFR 61.4(f)(6) and ORS 358.622 (State Advisory Committee on Historic Preservation) the Committee shall:(a)
Review all proposed nominations to the National Register of Historic Places to determine whether or not the property meets the criteria for evaluation;(b)
Participate in the review of appeals to the Keeper of the National Register of nominations rejected by the SHPO, and provide written opinions on the significance of the properties;(c)
Periodically review and make recommendations to the SHPO on amendments to the Oregon State Historic Preservation Plan, and provide advice on comprehensive historic preservation planning process;(d)
Provide advice, guidance, and professional recommendations to the SHPO on matters relating to federal and state historic preservation programs, policies and budgets, including but not limited to grant applications, annual staff work programs, and matters relating to the special assessment of historic property under provisions of ORS 358.475 (Policy) et seq.
Source:
Rule 736-050-0240 — State Advisory Committee on Historic Preservation: Organization and Duties, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=736-050-0240.