Ray Morrell Morton County Commissioner Facebook ad: “New Salem - Public Input Meeting/County Historic…”

About this ad

Meta Ad Library ID

1399858645587403

Platforms

Facebook

Relaunches

0

How we count

Ad text

Morton County is developing a Historic Preservation Program and Ordinance in partnership with the State Historical Society of North Dakota (SHSND) through the federal Certified Local Government (CLG) Program, authorized by the National Historic Preservation Act. As part of this effort, the County is establishing a Historic Preservation Commission to identify, evaluate, and protect Morton County’s historic, cultural, archaeological, and scenic resources. The proposed Morton County Historic Preservation Commission will: • Advise the County on preservation policy and planning • Conduct and oversee surveys of historic and cultural resources • Review proposed changes to historic properties (Certificates of Appropriateness) • Promote public education and community engagement • Coordinate with SHSND and federal preservation programs Morton County’s preservation effort reflects the diversity of its landscape and heritage, including rural agricultural and ranching landscapes, historic buildings / structures / points of distinction, scenic and cultural landscapes, transportation heritage corridors (such as the Old Red / Old Ten Scenic Byway), and community heritage. This initiative will include public meetings across Morton County to gather input and support transparency. Your participation is strongly encouraged. Morton County is committed to building a preservation program that reflects the values, history, and future of its communities.

Where the ad sends people

New Salem - Public Input Meeting/County Historic Preservation Commission

New Salem - Public Input Meeting/County Historic Preservation Commission

Morton County is developing a Historic Preservation Program and Ordinance in partnership with the State Historical Society of North Dakota (SHSND) through the federal Certified Local Government (CLG) Program, authorized by the National Historic Preservation Act. As part of this effort, the County is establishing a Historic Preservation Commission to identify, evaluate, and protect Morton County’s historic, cultural, archaeological, and scenic resources. The proposed Morton County Historic Preservation Commission will: • Advise the County on preservation policy and planning • Conduct and oversee surveys of historic and cultural resources • Review proposed changes to historic properties (Certificates of Appropriateness) • Promote public education and community engagement • Coordinate with SHSND and federal preservation programs Morton County’s preservation effort reflects the diversity of its landscape and heritage, including rural agricultural and ranching landscapes, historic buildings / structures / points of distinction, scenic and cultural landscapes, transportation heritage corridors (such as the Old Red / Old Ten Scenic Byway), and community heritage. This initiative will include public meetings across Morton County to gather input and support transparency. Your participation is strongly encouraged. Morton County is committed to building a preservation program that reflects the values, history, and future of its communities.