Historic Preservation Division (HPD) definition

Historic Preservation Division (HPD) means the Historic Preservation of the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs.
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Examples of Historic Preservation Division (HPD) in a sentence

  • The ACD Program is a joint effort of three state agencies, New Mexico MainStreet, New Mexico Arts Division, and Historic Preservation Division (HPD).

  • As part of this process, federal agencies, or their applicants, are required to consult with the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO), which in Georgia is the Historic Preservation Division (HPD) of the Department of Natural Resources.

  • She will be the principal liaison between Impact7G, the Georgia Historic Preservation Division (HPD) and the City.

  • All original materials and works of authorship developed by CONTRACTOR under this CONTRACT remain the property of the CONTRACTOR and its designees and become the property of the State of New Mexico, Historic Preservation Division (HPD).

  • One copy of the mitigation packet plus photographic negatives shall be submitted to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Historic Preservation Division (HPD) for acceptance and retention in its permanent records.

  • All original materials and works of authorship developed by CONTRACTOR under this CONTRACT will become the property of the State of New Mexico, Historic Preservation Division (HPD), and will be delivered to HPD no later than the termination date of this CONTRACT.