Historic Resource Documentation Package (HRDP Sample Clauses

Historic Resource Documentation Package (HRDP. Prior to the start of any alteration or demolition of above-ground resource(s), a Historic Resource Documentation Package (HRDP) shall be prepared by professional consultants meeting the Professional Qualifications for Architectural History, History, Architecture, Historic Preservation, or Historic Architecture, as appropriate. The HRDP shall meet VDHP’s most current guidance, which can be found in such documents as the “VDHP’s Photographic
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Historic Resource Documentation Package (HRDP. Prior to the start of any alteration or demolition of above-ground resource(s), a Historic Resource Documentation Package (HRDP) shall be prepared by professional consultants meeting the Professional Qualifications for Architectural History, History, Architecture, Historic Preservation, or Historic Architecture, as appropriate. The HRDP shall meet VDHP’s most current guidance, which can be found in such documents as the “VDHP’s Photographic Documentation Requirements for Historic Resources.” The HRDP shall fully convey, in both text and photographs, the significant/character-defining features, context, and history of the historic resource. Geo-Referencing of Maps, Photographs, and Plans. Prior to project implementation, relevant historic maps, aerial photographs, surveyor maps, blueprints, archaeological site maps, and other relevant historic materials shall be identified for scanning and geo-referencing. The final deliverable shall include a digital geo-referenced copy of each scanned image and the metadata relating to both the original creation of the paper maps and the digitization process. Historic Above-Ground Property Inventory Prior to project implementation, affected resources must be documented on Vermont Architectural Resource Inventory (VARI) forms. Efforts may be directed toward the resurvey of previously designated historic properties and/or districts that have undergone change or lack sufficient documentation, or the survey of new historic properties and/or districts that lack formal designation. The survey shall be conducted using VDHP’s VARI standards and the appropriate form(s).
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