| PURPOSE: |
- The scope and intent
of the Mineral King Historic District.
- The type of district
or historic landscape to be maintained.
Traditional usage, possible educational, public and marketing facilities
and archives.
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| UTILIZATION: |
- Public access and education.
Open houses, rentals, displays, programs, tours, classes, scientific
and historic studies and special events.
- Private stewardship, usage
and maintenance.
Caretaking, restoration, rehabilitation and protection of historic properties
and natural surroundings.
- Preservation of historic
structures and artifacts.
- Documentation
in archival holdings of research materials, photographs, interview
manuscripts and artifacts.
- Preservation and
renovation of historic qualities of structures.
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| MANAGEMENT: |
- Cooperative administration
involving a newly created non-profit corporation, the park, government,
state and county agencies, and community organizations.
- Management by the park
and Mineral King Preservation Society to accomplish all work of
the historic district including conformance to plan, fund raising, fee
collection, accounting, volunteer work and all personnel required.
- Establishment of a Historic
Design Committee to draw up and enforce architectural guidelines.
- Financial support including
fund raisers, grants, federal assistance and tax incentives.
- Community volunteers
to provide visitor information, interpretive programs, tours, exhibits,
research assistance, utility support systems and stewardship of the
historic district and surrounding environs.
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| BENEFITS: |
- Increased environmental
protection and conservation.
- Improved educational
benefits, programs and facilities.
- Greater recreational
opportunities and enjoyment.
- Enhancement of park values
and history.
- More meaningful public
visitation.
- Easing of park financial
responsibilities.
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