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16 <br /> Contract if FY 14-61014-004 <br /> A reconnaissance level survey should include the following: <br /> - All of the location information for each property inventoried <br /> • - Surveyor and survey name,but not necessarily the owner information for <br /> the property(current and historic) <br /> - The"Resource Status"should at least include"survey/inventory",but if <br /> the National,State or Local Register information is not known,that need <br /> not be researched <br /> - The current use of the building should be noted since it is observable <br /> from the street,although historic use does not necessarily need to be <br /> • researched <br /> - All observable architectural information should be completed within the <br /> database <br /> - The"Description of Physical Appearance"section on the Narrative must <br /> be completed <br /> - A concise"Statement of Significance"based on the knowledge of the <br /> surveyor (usually related to the architecture of the building)must be <br /> completed <br /> - A Determination of Eligibility(based solely on the architectural qualities <br /> of the structure) <br /> • - A best guess date of construction <br /> - Digital image(s)of the resource <br /> A reconnaissance level survey does not need to include the following: <br /> - National,State or Local Register status <br /> - Ownership information—either historic or current <br /> - The historic use of the property <br /> - The historic or common name of the property(unless its discernable <br /> from the street) <br /> - The Study Unit Theme <br /> - The architect/engineer/builder <br /> - An in-depth"Statement of Significance" <br /> - A bibliography(unless sources were consulted by the surveyor) <br /> Intensive level survey and evaluation combines a reconnaissance survey with <br /> an evaluation by a trained professional.Intensive survey involves in-depth <br /> archival research and field-work to record properties in the survey area. For <br /> all types of intensive survey and evaluation projects,the objective is to gather <br /> sufficient information to recommend proposed significance or non- <br /> significance of the investigated properties and develop historic contexts in <br /> terms of National Register of Historic Places listing. An intensive level <br /> survey should include the completion of all of the fields on the database and <br /> would consist of research on the property beyond what can be noted from the <br /> street. <br /> An intensive level survey should include all of the information required for a <br /> reconnaissance level survey plus the following: <br /> - An accurate date of construction based on research <br /> - Historic images if found <br /> - The name of the architect or builder <br /> - A bibliography <br /> - A determination of National Register eligibility by a trained professional <br /> Page 2 <br /> 108 <br />
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