1979 – District Council directs m-ncppc to prepare Historic Sites and Districts Plan 1979


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Introduction

  • Introduction

  • Presentation

    • Initiatives in Prince George’s County
    • The General Plan and the Historic Sites and Districts Plan
    • Goals, Concepts, and Guidelines
    • Public Participation Program
  • Question & Answer and Informal Discussion



A movement to protect and preserve physical reminders of our past in the present and for the future

  • A movement to protect and preserve physical reminders of our past in the present and for the future

  • Historic places-buildings, districts, archeological sites, and landscapes

  • Historic places are irreplaceable and are being lost through disuse and inappropriate development



Preserving our past gives citizens a sense of our history

  • Preserving our past gives citizens a sense of our history

  • Respectful use of historic places strengthens and enhances our quality of life

  • Other Considerations

    • Heritage Tourism
    • Tax revenue generation
    • Revitalization of adjacent areas
    • Neighborhood livability
    • Environmentally friendly
    • Job creation


1979 – District Council directs M-NCPPC to prepare Historic Sites and Districts Plan

  • 1979 – District Council directs M-NCPPC to prepare Historic Sites and Districts Plan

  • 1981 – Historic Sites and Districts Plan approved

  • 1992 – Historic Sites and Districts Plan amended

  • 2002 – General Plan Preservation Policies



Historic Site and District Evaluations

  • Historic Site and District Evaluations

  • Archeological Surveys, Assessments and Studies

  • African-American Historic Property Surveys

  • Nominations to the National Register of Historic Places

  • Historic Property and Community Surveys

  • Environmental Setting Evaluations

  • Community Outreach and Education Initiatives



An overview of the historic preservation framework in Prince George’s County

  • An overview of the historic preservation framework in Prince George’s County

  • A statement of countywide goals for historic preservation

  • An inventory of identified historic sites and districts

  • Implementation strategies to achieve historic preservation goals



Stakeholders

  • Citizens

  • Historic Property Owners

  • Historic Preservation Commission

  • Nonprofit Organizations

  • Neighborhood Organizations

  • Civic Organizations

  • Religious Organizations

  • Local Business Groups

  • The Building Industry

  • The County Government

  • Municipalities

  • Advocacy groups



  • Integrate historic sites and districts into the county’s development pattern

  • Protect historic resources through appropriate regulation and enforcement measures

  • Encourage stewardship and adaptive use of historic sites and districts.



Goals, Concepts, and Guidelines is a preliminary listing of the goals for historic preservation in Prince George’s County

  • Goals, Concepts, and Guidelines is a preliminary listing of the goals for historic preservation in Prince George’s County

  • 12 preliminary goals build upon three county historic preservation policies in the 2002 General Plan



Preservation Planning



Recognizing Cultural Significance

  • Cultural Landscape Preservation

  • Planning for Archeology

  • Protection of Cemeteries



Economic Development

  • Heritage Tourism

  • Partnerships

  • Neighborhood Revitalization

  • Implementation



Goal 1: Encourage the use of preservation planning tools to promote the quality of life in Prince George’s County.

  • Goal 1: Encourage the use of preservation planning tools to promote the quality of life in Prince George’s County.

  • Issues:

    • Adequate implementation strategies?
    • Effectiveness of the development review process?
    • Responsive to the public interest?
    • More frequent plan amendments?


Goal 2: Continue evaluations on a countywide basis to designate more historic sites and districts.

  • Goal 2: Continue evaluations on a countywide basis to designate more historic sites and districts.

  • Issues:

    • Greater emphasis on historic districts?
    • More effective ways to engage communities?
    • Do sites represent all aspects of county heritage?
    • Non-regulatory recognition program?


Goal 3: Provide financial incentives that assist in the preservation of historic properties.

  • Goal 3: Provide financial incentives that assist in the preservation of historic properties.

  • Issues:

    • Current incentives known?
    • How effective?
    • Local legislation needed?


Goal 4: Encourage the rehabilitation of historic properties to revitalize neighborhoods and commercial areas.

  • Goal 4: Encourage the rehabilitation of historic properties to revitalize neighborhoods and commercial areas.

  • Issues:

    • Tool for revitalization of neighborhoods?
    • Other planning tools?
    • “Main Street” concepts for communities?


Goal 5: Foster awareness of historic preservation as a tool to preserve rural communities.

  • Goal 5: Foster awareness of historic preservation as a tool to preserve rural communities.

  • Issues:

    • Retain rural character?
    • Additional planning tools?
    • Incentives for preservation of o outbuildings?


Goal 6: Incorporate archeological resource protection into local land use planning processes through site identification and preservation.

  • Goal 6: Incorporate archeological resource protection into local land use planning processes through site identification and preservation.

  • Issues:

    • Comprehensive archeological survey?
    • Guidelines/standards for preservation-in- place?
    • Interpretation used to educate public?
    • Safeguard sites for future research?


Goal 7: Develop a program that identifies and protects historic cemeteries.

  • Goal 7: Develop a program that identifies and protects historic cemeteries.

  • Issues:

    • Techniques for cemetery protection?
    • Individual cemetery maintenance?
    • Strategies for education on preservation
    • Methods and maintenance?
    • Further regulatory tools to protect cemeteries?


Goal 8: Develop more effective strategies to protect the environmental settings of historic sites.

  • Goal 8: Develop more effective strategies to protect the environmental settings of historic sites.

  • Issues:

    • Current methods effective?
    • Archeological sites in settings?
    • Property owner awareness?
    • Additional strategies?


Goal 9: Improve implementation of existing historic preservation regulations.

  • Goal 9: Improve implementation of existing historic preservation regulations.

  • Issues:

    • More effective compliance?
    • Clarify owner Historic Area Work Permit (HAWP) responsibilities?
    • Improvements to HAWP process?


Goal 10: Utilize historic resources to promote heritage tourism.

  • Goal 10: Utilize historic resources to promote heritage tourism.

  • Issues:

    • Linkage between economic development and heritage tourism?
    • Examples used in other communities?


Goal 11: Encourage relationships with broader constituency to advance the goals of historic preservation.

  • Goal 11: Encourage relationships with broader constituency to advance the goals of historic preservation.

  • Issues:

    • Local, state, national organizational relationships?
    • Local non-profit and business coordination?
    • Internet used for public information?


Goal 12: Identify historic preservation implementation priorities and funding mechanisms.

  • Goal 12: Identify historic preservation implementation priorities and funding mechanisms.

  • Issues:

    • Prioritize implementation initiatives?
    • Financial resource leveraging?


Community Meetings

  • Community Meetings

    • Tuesday, January 13, Oxon Hill Manor
    • Thursday, January 22, Montpelier Cultural Arts Center
    • Saturday, January 24, Union United Methodist Church
  • Stakeholder Meetings, January–April

  • Preliminary Plan Community Meetings, May–June

  • Project website with meeting handouts, and calendar – www.mncppc.org/preservationplan



Pre-Planning January 2006 – September 2008

  • Pre-Planning January 2006 – September 2008

  • Planning Board Initiation October 30, 2008

  • District Council Authorization November 18, 2008

  • Community Involvement/ November 2008 – July 2009 Plan Preparation

  • Joint Public Hearing October 2009 (Planning Board and District Council)

  • Planning Board Adoption January 2010

  • District Council Approval April 2010



Question & Answer session after this presentation

  • Question & Answer session after this presentation

  • Attend upcoming workshops and focus groups

  • Request a stakeholder meeting

  • Visit our website at: www.mncppc.org/preservationplan

  • Email our staff: PreservationPlan@ppd.mncppc.org



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