What is the process used by the commission in Local Landmark Designation?
• The request for local landmark designation may be instituted at the request of the governing body, the Historic Preservation Commission, or by application of the owner of the property to be considered. • Applications may be obtained at the Randolph County Planning Department, 204 E. Academy Street, Asheboro, N.C;. Telephone Asheboro – 336-318-6555, Liberty – 336-218-4555, or Archdale/Trinity – 336-819-3555. Applications may also be obtained at the Commissions web site www.co.randolph.nc.us/hlpc. Cost of application is $125.00. $75.00 is refunded if the application is denied. • Once an application is received, the Historic Landmark Preservation Commission conducts an investigation and prepares a report on the significance of the proposed landmark and places the request on a study list. • The Commission forwards a copy of its report to the N.C. Department of Cultural Resources to receive comments and recommendations. • The Historic Landmark Preservation Commission conducts a public hea
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