File #: 23-3883   
Type: Public Hearings - Expedited Hearing Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 11/20/2023 In control: Board of County Commissioners
On agenda: 12/5/2023 Final action:
Title: Public hearing (LDCT-2023-17 Certified Local Government (CLG) Ordinance) (Adoption Hearing) to consider adoption of an ordinance needed to achieve Certified Local Government status as defined by the National Historic Preservation Act.
Attachments: 1. 1 - LDCT-2023-17 CLG Ordinance Staff Report, 2. 2 - LDCT-2023-17- Polk County CLG Ordinance Historical Commission Approved Draft, 3. 3 - LDCT-2023-17 CLG Ordinance - PCHC 1937 Separate Act and as Amended in 2011, 4. 4 - LDCT-2023-17 CLG Ordinance CLG State Checklist, 5. 5 - LDCT-2023-17 CLG Ordinance CLG State Guidelines, 6. 6 - LDCT-2023-17 CLG Ordinance Dept of the Interior Archaeology and Historic Preservation Standards and Guidelines National Park Service, 7. 7 - LDCT-2023-17 CLG Ordinance Historical Marker Guidelines Adopted 2019, 8. 8 - LDCT-2023-17 CLG Ordinance Comp Plan Policies and LDC Regulations

SUBJECT

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Public hearing (LDCT-2023-17 Certified Local Government (CLG) Ordinance) (Adoption Hearing) to consider adoption of an ordinance needed to achieve Certified Local Government status as defined by the National Historic Preservation Act. 

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DESCRIPTION

This is a County-initiated request to adopt an ordinance enacting a Polk County preservation program. This is needed to achieve Certified Local Government status as defined by the National Historic Preservation Act. Certified Local Governments are municipal and county governments which have made historic preservation a public policy through the passage of a historic preservation ordinance. Participation in the CLG program allows local governments to partner with State and Federal Agencies and other CLGs to share preservation ideas and experiences, as well as the opportunity to compete for CLG grants.

 

This ordinance is required to be designated as a Certified Local Government that is part of the Certified Local Government Program authorized by the National Register of Historic Places federal legislation but managed in Florida by the Division of Historical Resources in the Florida Department of State. State law requires one Planning Commission hearing, which was held November 1, 2023 with a recommendation of approval (7:0).

 

The CLG is considered a land development regulation; therefore, pursuant to state law, the Board shall hold two public hearings before adopting the ordinance. The first reading was held on November 21, 2023.

 

RECOMMENDATION

Approval

 

FISCAL IMPACT

No Fiscal Impact

 

CONTACT INFORMATION

Chanda Bennett, AICP

Planning Administrator

Land Development Division

863-534-6484

chandabennett@polk-county.net