| The State Advisory Committee on Historic Preservation |
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| The Role of the SACHP |
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Members of the SACHP and SHPO staff
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The State Advisory Committee on Historic Preservation (SACHP) is a nine-member committee appointed by the governor that reviews and votes on the eligibility of National Register nominations in Oregon. The SACHP meets three times per year to review nominations brought forward by the SHPO National Register program. When the SACHP finds a nomination eligible, it then recommends the State Historic Preservation Officer to sign the nomination and forward it to the National Register program in Washington D.C. for its review and listing. The SACHP also advises the SHPO on matters of program, policy, and budget.
The SACHP meets annually in February, June, and October. Official meeting dates and locations are announced publicly 90 to 60 days before the meeting on this website. Property owners and preparers submitting National Register nominations, local government officials, and local historic preservation commissions with proposed properties in their jurisdiction receive notification of meeting location, time, and agenda 60 days before the meeting. All meeting locations are accessible to persons with disabilities. Special accommodations for the hearing impaired require advance notification to the State Historic Preservation Office.
Members of the SACHP [pdf]
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| Future Meetings of the SACHP |
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October 7, 2010 (Revised Meeting Date)
Silverton, OR
Submission deadline has passed
February 2011
Location to be announced
Submission Deadline November 1, 2010
Posted meeting dates, locations, and agendas may change.
Deadlines for submissions are firm.
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| Past Meetings of the SACHP |
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June 3-4, 2010 - Portland, OR Meeting Minutes
February 12, 2010 - Coos Bay, OR Meeting Minutes
October 22, 23, 2009 - Milwaukie, OR Meeting Minutes
To obtain minutes all other past meetings, please contact Tracy Zeller, National Register Program Assistant, at either (503) 986-0690 or tracy.zeller@state.or.us
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