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                  /                               •   SHPO and National Park Service assistance: CLGs may tap into
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                       J                              their local preservation issues
                                                  •   Networking: Workshops, conferences, listservs and websites
                                                      provide CLGs the opportunity to participate in the discussion
                                                      of preservation issues with local governments throughout the
                                                      state and country
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                                                  •   Increased  effectiveness:  As  part  of  the  CLG  program,
                                                      local  governments  gain  the  experience  with  preservation
            Corvallis-Benton County Public Library    issues and become more skilled and effective at promoting
                                                      preservation in their communities. In turn, this also results in
                                                      less controversy over mishandled local historic preservation
                                                      issues.


                                              Historic Properties and Districts

                                              The City’s historic regulations apply to all Designated Historic Resources.
                                              These include all properties listed individually or as part of a district on
                                              the National Register or the Corvallis Register of Historic Landmarks
                                              and Districts. There are approximately 744 structures subject to the
                                              City’s historic preservation provisions.

                                              Corvallis Register of Historic Landmarks

                                              and Districts

                                              Corvallis established its first Local Register in 1982, which is known as
                                              the Corvallis Register of Historic Landmarks and Districts. The bulk of
                                              these resources were listed throughout the 1980s and early 2000s.
                                              While  the  two  residential  historic  districts  were  also  established  in
                                              the early 2000s, they are only listed on the National Register, and are
                                              not included on the Local Register. To be listed on the local register a
                                              Historic Preservation Overlay (HPO) must be added. This is a District
                                              change process involving a public hearing, owner consent, and approval
                                              by the HRC. Once the HPO is applied, the historic structure is listed in
                                              the Local Register, is defined as a Designated Historic Resource and is
                                              subject to the City’s Historic Preservation Provisions in Chapter 2.9 of
                                              the Land Development Code.






















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