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ATTACHMENT C Eugene Historic Review Board Work Program July 1, 2004 through June 30, 2005 The work program for Eugene's Historic Review Board outlines the main components of the historic preservation program, including special projects when outside funding is available. The work program serves as a guide to the allocation of staff resources, and the anticipated yearly activities of the board. The major work program goals of the Eugene Historic Review Board for fiscal year 2004 - 2005 are: 1. Implement treatment strategies in the Eugene Modernism 1935-1965, historic context statement as deemed relevant to the yearly work program. 2. Continue to administer basic Certified Local Government (CLG) activities by implementing strategies for historic preservation in existing local historic context statements and neighborhood plans. 3. Help preserve historic properties through administration of the Eugene Code pertaining to the designation, alteration, demolition, and moving of historic properties. 4. Monitor local properties enrolled in the Oregon Special Assessment Program including implementation of adopted rehabilitation plans and local Special Assessment open houses. 5. Participate in regional, state, or national training opportunities as financial resources allow. 6. Review nominations for listing in the National Register of Historic Places, and as City of Eugene Historic Landmarks. 7. Coordinate and leverage local historic preservation projects that increase community awareness of Eugene's history with community volunteers. 8. Solicit grant funds and volunteer assistance to help provide support for the local historic preservation program. 9. Participate in a joint work session with the Eugene Planning Commission to discuss major work program items that may be of mutual interest. Foster a positive working relationship between the Planning Commission and the Historic Review Board. 10. Implement the historic preservation program in the former urban transition areas of the City because the Eugene Land Use Code was adopted by the Lane County Board of Commissioners. Special Projects 1. Review and advise on the Downtown Area Housing Policy Analysis (DAHPA) project with appropriate recommendations to the Planning Commission. 2. *Complete a historic context statement on the River Road area that explains the history of development, platting and ownership of the land, and include a windshield survey that illustrates the significant historic resources of the area. 3. Advise on relevant historic preservation issues for nodal development projects. 4. Assist where needed to implement the Downtown Eugene Historic Plaque Program. * Indicates that project is dependent on receiving grant funding from the Oregon State Historic Preservation Office.