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Item No. 8 <br />TO: Mayor & City Council <br />Grayson Path, City Manager <br />FROM: Cheri Bedford, HPO & Main Street Coordinator <br />SUBJECT: Historic Resource Survey <br />DATE: May 10, 2021 <br />BACKGROUND: <br />The Paris Historic Preservation Commission seeks to update its historic resources survey of the Pine <br />Bluff and Fitzhugh National Register District. A "historic resources survey" is not a metes -and - <br />bounds survey; instead, it captures information on homes or properties in a specific area that can be <br />used to identify possible historic districts or landmarks. The data collected during the survey process <br />is compiled into an "inventory" of properties within the survey area. The Pine Bluff - Fitzhugh survey <br />was conducted in 1984, and accepted into the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) in 1988. <br />While the city has recently updated the Commercial District NRHP survey, residential districts have <br />not updated the information since the 1980s. Many changes have taken place over time. <br />Most citizens of Paris are not aware of the National Register of Historic Places designation in the <br />area. This project is a continuation of an important project the City of Paris is undertaking to update <br />the status of historic properties and make that information available to the public in an online <br />geodatabase platform that is user friendly. <br />After the properties are surveyed, the data will be used by the Historic Commission to begin the <br />process to recognize and designate the area as a local Historic District. This designation will give <br />property owners the same status and access to benefits such as tax abatements and grants. <br />The City of Paris is currently working with McDoux Preservation LLC to create and update the <br />geodatabase of the Paris Commercial Historic Districts using our ArcGIS technology. This new <br />survey data will be integrated into the GIS platform. <br />Having worked with the team at McDoux and them being familiar with the project and goals in Paris, <br />we wish to retain their services to continue with the updates on the Pine Bluff and Fitzhugh District. <br />STATUS <br />McDoux Preservation LLC will update the survey of Pine Bluff and Fitzhugh by verifying the data collected <br />in the 1985 survey and updating that information as needed, capturing new photographs of all properties in <br />the district, and making a determination of each building's current status (Contributing or Non- Contributing) <br />based on a period of significance ending in 1970. <br />
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