Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 736 - PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT › Division 50 - HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER › Section 736-050-0230 - State Advisory Committee on Historic Preservation: Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
The following definitions apply to OAR
				736-050-0220 through OAR
				736-050-0270:
(1) "Act" means the National Historic
			 Preservation Act of 1966, as amended, (54 USC §
									300101 et seq.) that establishes the federal
			 historic preservation program.
(2)
			 "Associate Deputy SHPO" means the Associate Deputy State Historic Preservation
			 Officer who serves under the delegated authority of the Deputy State Historic
			 Preservation Officer.
(3) "CLG"
			 means Certified Local Government, which is a local government certified by the
			 National Park Service under
			 36 CFR §
									61.6 (2020) to carry out responsibilities
			 under the Act and by the Oregon SHPO as meeting state requirements identified
			 in the Oregon State Historic Preservation Office Certified Local Government
			 Program Local Government Participation Procedures (2001), approved by the
			 National Park Service.
(4) "Chief
			 elected official" has the meaning provided in
			 36
			 CFR §
									60.3(b)
			 (2020).
(5) "Committee" means the
			 State Advisory Committee on Historic Preservation appointed by the Governor as
			 established in ORS 358.622. The committee is the
			 "State Review Board" as that term is defined in
			 36
			 CFR §
									60.3(o)
			 (2020).
(6) "Criteria for
			 evaluation" means the National Register criteria for evaluation described in
			 36 CFR §
									60.4 (2020) by which the CLG, committee,
			 SHPO, and the Keeper judge every property proposed for nomination to the
			 National Register.
(7) "Deputy
			 SHPO" means the Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer, who serves under
			 the delegated authority of the State Historic Preservation Officer.
(8) "Determination of eligibility" has the
			 meaning provided in
			 36
			 CFR §
									60.3(c)
			 (2020).
(9) "Historic property"
			 means a building, district, object, site, or structure, as defined in
			 36
			 CFR §
									60.3(a), (d), (j), (l), and
			 (p) (2020) significant in American history,
			 architecture, engineering, archeology, or culture at the national, state, or
			 local level, and that is listed in the National Register or that the Keeper
			 finds meets the criteria for evaluation for listing in the National Register
			 under a determination of eligibility. This definition includes Traditional
			 Cultural Properties as described in National Register Bulletin 38, "Guidelines
			 for Documenting Traditional Cultural Properties" (1992) and Historic Properties
			 of Religious and Cultural Significance to Indian Tribes as described in
			 36 CFR §
									800.2(c)(2)(B)(ii) (2020)
			 that meet the criteria for evaluation.
(10) "Keeper" has the meaning provided in
			 36
			 CFR §
									60.3(f) (2020)
			 for the Keeper of the National Register of Historic Places.
(11) "Local historic preservation commission"
			 means an advisory or quasi-judicial body responsible for carrying out
			 responsibilities under the Act on behalf of a CLG as described in
			 54 USC §
									302503(a) and described as
			 the "historic preservation review commission" in
			 36 CFR §
									61.6(e)(2) (2020).
(12) "Major revision"
(a) means:
(A) A request to remove a historic property
			 from the National Register;
(B) A
			 request to physically relocate a still extant historic property;
(C) A National Register nomination form for a
			 historic property is edited to increase or decrease the boundary;
(D) A National Register nomination form for a
			 property not listed in the National Register is edited to increase the proposed
			 boundary;
(E) A National Register
			 nomination form is edited to add one or more National Register Criteria or
			 Criteria Considerations;
(F) A
			 National Register nomination form is revised or the committee recommends a
			 revision(s) that the SHPO believes may determine whether the property is listed
			 in the National Register or if a historic property will remain listed in the
			 National Register as provided for in
			 36
			 CFR §
											60.6(w) (2020);
			 or
(G) Any combination of
			 paragraphs (A), (B), (C), (D), (E), or (F).