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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda - 03-14-2023 Work Session; 6 - Historic Preservation Commission – Appointments Discussion 1 ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT Meeting Date: March 14, 2023 Action Agenda Item No. 6 SUBJECT: Historic Preservation Commission — Appointments Discussion DEPARTMENT: Board of Commissioners ATTACHMENT(S): INFORMATION CONTACT: Recommendations Clerk's Office, 919-245-2125 Member and Applicant Summary Sheet Applications of Persons Recommended Applications of Other Applicants Membership Roster Applicant Interest List PURPOSE: To consider appointments to the Historic Preservation Commission. BACKGROUND: The Historic Preservation Commission is charged with undertaking an inventory of properties of historical, prehistorical, architectural, and/or cultural significance. It recommends areas to be designated or removed as "historic districts" and reviews and acts upon proposals for alterations, demolition, new construction, etc. The Board of County Commissioners appoints all seven (7) At-Large members. The following individuals are recommended for Board consideration: NAME POSITION TYPE OF EXPIRATION DESCRIPTION APPOINTMENT DATE TERM Dr. Anne At-Large First Full Term 03/31/2025 Whisnant Art Menius At-Large First Full Term 03/31/2025 Todd At-Large First Full Term 03/31/2025 Dickinson If the individuals listed above are appointed, no vacancies remain. FINANCIAL IMPACT: There is no financial impact associated with this item. SOCIAL JUSTICE IMPACT: The following Orange County Social Justice Goal is applicable to this item: • GOAL: ENABLE FULL CIVIC PARTICIPATION 2 Ensure that Orange County residents are able to engage government through voting and volunteering by eliminating disparities in participation and barriers to participation. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: There is no Orange County Environmental Responsibility Goal impact associated with this item. RECOMMENDATION(S): The Manager recommends that the Board discuss appointments to the Historic Preservation Commission. 3 37 52 HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION March 4, 2023 Jamezetta Bedford, Chair Orange County Board of County Commissioners 300 West Tryon Street Hillsborough,NC 27278 Dear Chair Bedford: The Orange County Historic Preservation Commission(HPC)has reviewed the current applicants for membership. The HPC wishes to make the following recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners to fill three vacant positions: Appoint Dr. Anne Whisnant to serve in vacant position#5. Dr. Whisnant is a professional historian with a strong background in historic preservation with a specialization on the impact on Black and indigenous peoples during the creation and development of our National Parks. Appoint Art Menius to serve in vacant position#6. Mr. Menius brings an extensive background and interest in Colonial-period history and vernacular historic buildings, and has worked extensively in the cultural arts and non-profit sector. Appoint Todd Dickinson to serve in vacant position#7. Mr. Dickinson has devoted his career to overseeing many outstanding projects to restoring some of our major historic buildings and sites in Orange County and across the state. Each of these applicants brings special skills and background that meet the requirements imposed on the HPC by the State Historic Preservation Office that allow the County to apply for and receive Federal Historic Preservation grant funds for our projects. Thank you for your assistance. Sincerely, David Stancil,Director,DEAPR cc: Peter Sandbeck, Cultural Resources Coordinator/HPC staff 4 Human Relations Commission Members and Applicants Name Member or Applicant? Gender Identity Race/Ethnic Background Age Range Township Also Serves on Cecelia Moore Member Female White 60+ Bingham Paul Noe Member Male White Eno Stephen Peck Member Male White Chapel Hill Thomas Loter Member Male White Eno VACANT VACANT VACANT Anne Whisnant Applicant Female White 35-59 Chapel Hill Art Menius Applicant Male White 60+ Little River Orange Unified Transportation Board Mark Wasserman Applicant Male White 60+ Chapel Hill Todd Dickinson Applicant Male White 60+ Little River 5 Page 1 of 3 Anne Whisnant Volunteer Application Orange County Advisory Boards and Commissions Name: Dr. Anne Whisnant Name Called: Home Address: 9115 Laurel Springs Drive Chapel Hill NC 27516 Phone: 919-968-4259 Email: amwhisnant@prisource.com Year of OC Residence: 1994 Township of Residence: Chapel Hill Zone of Residence: County Gender Identity: Female Ethnic Background: White Age Range: 35-59 Community Activities/Organizational Memberships: Neighbors on Call American Association for State and Local History American Historical Association Appalachian Studies Association Association of Graduate Liberal Studies Programs Historical Society of North Carolina National Council on Public History National Parks Conservation Association Southeast Regional Council & National Council Organization of American Historians Southern Historical Association Past Service on Orange County Advisory Boards: None Boards/Commissions applied for: Historic Preservation Commission (APPLICANTS SHALL RESIDE WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL Background, education and experience relevant to this board: I am a professional historian with a long record of work in public history and North Carolina history. I have a growing interest in Orange County history. Currently, I am Associate Professor of the Practice in the Social Science Research Institute and Director of Graduate Liberal Studies MA program at Duke University. With my husband David, I also run a small history consulting firm, Primary Source History Services. I earned my Ph.D. in history from UNC in 1997. My work as a historian and teacher has been concentrated in public history, where I have deep expertise in the history and development of the U.S. National Parks. I am author of Super-Scenic Motorway: A Blue Ridge Parkway History(UNC Press, 2006), and co-author of five other historical studies for the National Park Service. I was the project lead for the influential 2011 study, Imperiled Promise: The State of History in the National Park Service, cosponsored by 6 Page 2 of 3 Anne Whisnant NPS and the Organization of American Historians. In 2021, 1 completed a major National Register of Historic Places amended documentation project for Portsmouth Village, NC, a former Outer Banks community now at the north end of Cape Lookout National Seashore. The project expanded the NR boundary and developed an area of significance for African American history in the district. My most recent project, co-written with my husband and partner David E. Whisnant, is a study on African American history for the Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site in Flat Rock, NC. Entitled Black Lives and Whitened Stories: From the Lowcountry to the Mountains, this study won the 2022 Excellence in Consulting Award from the National Council on Public History. Prior to coming to Duke, I spent a decade in administration and on the faculty at UNC-Chapel Hill and a year on the faculty at East Carolina University. At both places, I taught North Carolina history and public history. At UNC, I developed and taught(for a decade)the Introduction to Public History course, which often included student projects. The most important of those was an Orange County-focused project: Names in Brick and Stone: Histories from UNC s Built Landscape (2015-17), which featured histories related to the building names on the UNC campus (see https://unchistory.web.unc.edu/). My full CV is available at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1 Eb4ii7sWdvyQuhW3LzuQ3c- gbhk1j93x2t_IgOPpvtl/edit?usp=sharing Reasons for wanting to serve on this board: From 2015-17, 1 and my UNC students created an expansive history project focused on the UNC campus. This work drew me into the history of the county where I have resided permanently since 1994. During the pandemic, my husband and I took daily walks along Morgan Creek behind our home. As a side project during this time, we began looking into the very specific history of the property that became the Laurel Springs neighborhood where we live. We overlaid historical aerial photographs on current maps, traced barbed wire around the neighborhood, and researched the Durham and Lloyd families who previously owned this land. I realized that so much interesting history lies within close reach. I would like to serve on this board to contribute some of my expertise to the ongoing larger project of discovering, preserving, and highlighting our County s history for the interest and benefit of our citizens. I would like to engage others in the excitement of discovery that I have experienced and help to highlight resources that make these histories more visible and relevant. With my work described above, I am especially interested in surfacing histories that have had less attention, including those of women, and Black and indigenous populations, and the larger social-economic-cultural-political systems that have operated in what is now Orange County. I think of history and its tangible remains as critical social resources that help us understand our lives and make decisions in our own time. I would also see serving on this board as a way to learn more about the practice of historic preservation, which I ve taught and read about and done a little of(see discussion above of National Register project at Portsmouth Village). But I have never had formal training in historic preservation and would welcome the opportunity to learn more about how it works at the county level. Contribution to the diversity of viewpoints on this board: My original graduate work at UNC was in women s history, and I am always looking for ways to highlight women s lives and how gender worked in the past. Even though I am white, I also have expertise in researching and writing about Black history and am equipped with at least some 7 Page 3 of 3 Anne Whisnant intellectual tools to ask good questions about who is left out of any story. I also have done a lot of work on what I call the politics of the built environment (my Blue Ridge Parkway work, discussed in a previous question, focuses on the class politics of the Parkway), and I am therefore alert to ways that our built environments and even our historic presentation and preservation activities can reinforce hierarchies and power. I therefore want to see historic preservation as much more than just preserving grand old buildings. Instead, it should also try to highlight histories that are under-represented on the land and find ways to help citizens see that what is no longer readily visible may be as important as what can be seen. I would look forward to bringing these perspectives to the board. Conflict of Interest: Boards/Commissions appointments: Other Comments: This application was current on: 2/21/2023 7:35:09 AM Date Printed: 2/28/2023 8 Page 1 of 3 Art Menius Volunteer Application Orange County Advisory Boards and Commissions Name: Art Menius Name Called: Home Address: 4720 Green Riley Road Rougemont NC 27572 Phone: 919-675-2787 Email: art@artmenius.com Year of OC Residence: 1973 Township of Residence: Little River Zone of Residence: County Gender Identity: Male Ethnic Background: White Age Range: 60+ Community Activities/Organizational Memberships: Currently a member of the OUTBoard. Member and past president of Rotary Club of Chapel Hill. Volunteer programmer on WHUP community radio. Former member OC Historical Commission. Past Service on Orange County Advisory Boards: OUTBoard - current (2022-2025) and previously 2014-2020 OC Historical Commission (2014-2022) Boards/Commissions applied for: Chapel Hill Orange County Visitors Bureau Advisory Board Background, education and experience relevant to this board: Marketing and sponsorship director 1997-2007 for MerleFest, building media impressions from less than 10,000,000 to 256,000,000, while developing branding and growing event to 80,000 attendees over 4 days. Served on Wilkes County team involved in creating Blue Ridge National Heritage Area and received National Park Service s Gateway Community training. Former director of The ArtsCenter in Carrboro Served on and did contract work for Letcher County(KY) Tourism Board Produced outdoor festivals and indoor concerts in NC, KY, and MD. Worked with Owensboro-Daviess County(KY) Tourism Authority to create the IBMA Bluegrass Fan Fest and World of Bluegrass 1985- 1990 (both events now in Raleigh as Wide Open Bluegrass) Worked for NC Historical Sites division 1977-1981, 1985 Facility for looking at events from the customer perspective Reasons for wanting to serve on this board: Tourism more and more will be a driver of the local economy in Orange County. I have the experience to contribute to this effort and a well established relationship with Visitor Bureau staff and a familiarity with their operations. As a kid growing up in Raleigh long ago, Hillsboro (as it was spelled back then) and Chapel Hill were our primary day trip destinations. My mother s family has lived in Orange County most of the 268 years the country has existed. Good knowledge of Orange County history including peer reviewed work on antebellum agricultural history and the end of the Civil War here and familiarity with historical architecture resources. 9 Page 2 of 3 Art Menius Contribution to the diversity of viewpoints on this board: I have a strong perspective and experience in event and cultural tourism and on using the arts and history as tourism drivers. I have considerable experience on working on tourism driving activities and organizations in other areas. I have a life time association with rural Orange County and an urban upbringing and am the rare individual who has lived in both southern and quite northern Orange County. Any personal or business interest(s)that could create a conflict of interest: Conflict of Interest: Arts Commission Background, education and experience relevant to this board: I have worked in the arts since March 1983, serving as director of The ArtsCenter in Carrboro, Appalshop in Whitesburg, KY, and founding executive director of both the International Bluegrass Music Association and Folk Alliance International. I spent ten years working full time for MerleFest in marketing and sponsorship. I currently host music programs on WCOM, where I am also board secretary, and WHUP. I formerly hosted a local arts talk show on WCHL. I have supervised non-profit radio stations, an archival repository, theatre programs, and documentary film producers and budgets up$3,000,000. 1 have nearly 50 years experience serving on non- profit board and government commissions. I served three years on the Carrboro Arts Commission. Reasons for wanting to serve on this board: I am deeply committed to the arts and to Orange County. The arts have been my life and continue to be as one of the world's leading promoters of music to folk radio and as an artist manager. Yet I have reached the giving back stage of my career. Contribution to the diversity of viewpoints on this board: I bring the perspective of more than 40 years working in diverse aspects of the cultural industries including roots, bluegrass, and Americana music, theatre, visual, documentary film, and TV. I know both the non-profit and for profit arts worlds and have worldwide connections in the folk arts. I have a life time association with rural Orange County and an urban upbringing and am the rare individual who has lived in both southern and quite northern Orange County. I bring the perspective of an arts business person and veteran arts administrator and spouse of a visual artist Conflict of Interest: Wife, Becky Johnson, is a visual artist. Historic Preservation Commission (APPLICANTS SHALL RESIDE WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL Background, education and experience relevant to this board: MA in History from UNC-CH Public sector historian for NC Historic Sites 1977-1981 Historic Preservation Commission member 2015-2022 Reasons for wanting to serve on this board: Commitment to completing several projects on the table during my previous terms including county markers and historic architecture book Contribution to the diversity of viewpoints on this board: I bring a combination of historic preservation experience, small business, and political awareness. Conflict of Interest: Boards/Commissions appointments: 10 Page 3 of 3 Art Menius Historic Preservation Commission (APPLICANTS SHALL RESIDE WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL Application Date: 4/5/2016 Background, education and experience relevant to this board: BA and MA from UNC-CH in history 3.5 years as a public sector historian for NC Dept of Cultural Resources: Historic Sites Sections Several peer reviewed history publications Special concentration in history of the Regulators Reasons for wanting to serve on this board: I have held a deep interest in the history of Orange County since childhood and conducted original research into the Regulators for my baccalaureate honors thesis and on Scots economic activities in late colonial Orange County in grad school. I consider O Conflict of Interest: Orange Unified Transportation Board Application Date: 8/4/2022 Background, education and experience relevant to this board: I served on the OUTboard for six years including one year as chair. Reasons for wanting to serve on this board: To serve the community, represent the perspective of northern Orange and Little River Township. I am personally concerned about unplanned, unchecked growth rather than well managed development and preservation. Transportation planning involves expensive d Conflict of Interest: Orange Unified Transportation Board Application Date: 10/6/2014 Background, education and experience relevant to this board: I have extensive experience in community economic development and community based planning. In my work with Creative Carrboro, planning a proposed arts district, and with the proposed Arts and Innovation Center I have worked closely with the Carrboro Plan Reasons for wanting to serve on this board: I wish to represent the planning interests on the transportation board. In Orange, Chatham, and Wilkes County, NC and Letcher County, KY, I have seen how transportation shapes and builds strong communities OR undos them. Conflict of Interest: Other Comments: This application was current on: 8/4/2022 Date Printed: 2/14/2023 11 Page 1 of 2 Todd Dickinson Volunteer Application Orange County Advisory Boards and Commissions Name: Todd Dickinson Name Called: Home Address: 4606 Hunt Road Hillsborough NC 27278 Phone: 919-732-5439 Email: dicres@mindspring.com Year of OC Residence: 1985 Township of Residence: Little River Zone of Residence: County Gender Identity: Male Ethnic Background: White Age Range: 60+ Community Activities/Organizational Memberships: Member of the Historic Preservation/Cultural History Subcommittee of the Eno River Association; Preservation NC; Board Member of Friends of Moorefields; NC Botanic Garden supporting member Past Service on Orange County Advisory Boards: OC Historic Preservation Commission (Past Chair) Boards/Commissions applied for: Historic Preservation Commission (APPLICANTS SHALL RESIDE WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL Background, education and experience relevant to this board: BA in History Dept. Duke University, 73; Associate degree in Historic Preservation Technology, Durham Community College 79. Teacher of Historic Preservation Technology at Durham Community College 80; President and owner of Dickinson Restorations, Inc 1983-2009 (Historic Preservation Consulting and Contracting Firm); Stagville State Historic Site Support Board of Directors and Past Chair 1990 s; Founding Member and then Chair of the OCHPC 1997 >> (with some breaks); Member and Presenter: Association of Preservation Technology International 1979-2008+-; The restoration and preservation of antique structures has been my lifelong occupation and avocation. Reasons for wanting to serve on this board: Orange County has a rich cultural history. I have made it my life's work to help preserve the heritage roots of America. Helping preserve the heritage of my county in its historic structures is my civic duty and favorite contribution I can make to give back to the community. Contribution to the diversity of viewpoints on this board: For the time I have served on this board, I have led its efforts to find qualified, interested individuals from every corner of our society to serve. Our lack of success at finding folks of various minorities and backgrounds is disappointing and somewhat reflects the slow involvement by minorities in Historic Preservation and with backgrounds required to serve on this commission. Recently the Indigenous and black descendants of early Orange County residents are finding the time and inclination to become more involved in Historic Preservation (note 12 Page 2 of 2 Todd Dickinson Ribbons of Color by Beverly Scarlett, et al. published by the Eno River Association; recent registrations and cataloging of Black cemeteries, by the OCHPC and others; and archaeological investigations at Historic Moorefields looking at the lives previous Indigenous residents and of enslaved people on the property, a trend I hope to continue to nourish. Conflict of Interest: Boards/Commissions appointments: Historic Preservation Commission (APPLICANTS SHALL RESIDE WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL Application Date: 11/30/2016 Background, education and experience relevant to this board: I am a graduate of the Durham Tech. Historic Preservation Program. Past member of the Association for Preservation Technology. Past President of Dickinson Restorations, Inc. for 30 years, an Historic Preservation Contracting and consulting Co. Winner Reasons for wanting to serve on this board: I have an investment in the County Architectural book underway with the Board. Orange County Historic Preservation is a priority in my life s work. Conflict of Interest: Other Comments: STAFF COMMENTS: Reapplied for Historic Preservation Commission 3/29/2007. Recommended to serve on the Justice Facilities Planning Process Task Force Design Firm Selection Committee 9/1/01. Job Title: Historic Preservation Architect. This application was current on: 2/25/2023 1:45:00 PM Date Printed: 2/28/2023 13 Orange County, NC Boards & Commissions Submit Date: May 16, 2021 Application Form Profile Mark Wasserman First Name Middle Initial Last Name markwasserman1910@gmail.com Email Address 601 W Rosemary St Unit 406 Apt. 406 Home Address Suite or Apt Chapel Hill NC 27516 City State Postal Code Home: (732) 754-8682 Primary Phone What Township do you live in? Q Chapel Hill Property Zone Chapel Hill Town Limits Community Involvement I served for 9.5 years as a member of the Highland Park, NJ Board of Education, 2 yrs. as President. Which Boards would you like to apply for? Chapel Hill Parks, Greenways and Recreation Commission: Submitted Durham Technical Community College Board of Trustees: Submitted Historic Preservation Commission (APPLICANTS SHALL RESIDE WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION OF ORANGE COUNTY): Submitted Interests & Experiences Relevant Experience Board #1 I have no direct experience other than considering environmental issues on the Highland Park Board of Education Reasons Want to Serve Board#1 Considerable Interest in Ecological Issues. Mark Wasserman Page 1 of 4 14 Diversity of Viewpoints Board #1 I listen to every point of view. I do believe in global warming. Conflict of Interest Board #1 None Relevant Experience Board #2 Board of Education in Highland Park, NJ. 9.5 years. 2 yrs. as President. 40 Years as Professor at Rutgers University. 3 years as Dept of History Chair. Many committees and administrative posts. President of two important professional organizations. Reasons Want to Serve Board#2 Desire to better vocational ed. Diversity of Viewpoints Board #2 1 am committed to providing the best public education possible for all students. Conflict of Interest Board #2 None Reasons Want to Serve Board #3 Relevant Experience Board #3 Diversity of Viewpoints Board #3 Conflict of Interest Board #3 Past Service Demographics We ask your help in assuring diversity of membership by answering the following questions: Age Range W 60+ Mark Wasserman Page 2 of 4 15 OC Ethnicity PF White OC Gender Identity PF Male Ethics Guidelines Ethics Guidelines for Orange County Advisory Boards and Commissions I agree by my signature below that, if appointed, I pledge to comply with the following ethics guidelines for advisory boards and commissions as adopted by the Orange County Board of Commissioners. • Conflict of Interest 1. During advisory board meetings, a member shall immediately disclose any potential conflict of interest and request to be excused from voting when he or she has a conflict of interest. 2. During appeal proceedings, the applicant has the right to question the interest of any voting member. The advisory board chair should consult with the County Attorney or staff attorney on any potential conflict of interest in appeal matters. 3. In determining from existing facts and circumstances whether a conflict of interest exists the determining party shall consider the facts and circumstances as would an ordinary and reasonable person exercising prudence, discretion, intelligence, and due care. • Gifts 1. An advisory board member shall not directly or indirectly ask, accept, demand, exact, solicit, seek, assign, receive, or agree to receive any gift or honorarium for the advisory board member, or for another person, in return for being influenced in the discharge of the advisory board member's official responsibilities. 2. This section shall not apply to gifts or awards authorized by Orange County Policies, Resolutions, or Ordinances. • Code of Ethics 1. Advisory board members should act with integrity and with independence from improper influence as they exercise the functions of their offices. Characteristics and behaviors that are consistent with this standard are: 1. Adhering firmly to a code of sound values. 2. Behaving consistently and with respect towards everyone with whom they interact. 3. Exhibiting trustworthiness. 4. Living as if they are on duty as appointed officials regardless of where they are or what they are doing. 5. Using their best independent judgment to pursue the common good as they see it, presenting their opinions to all in a reasonable, forthright, consistent manner. 6. Remaining incorruptible, self-governing, and not subject to improper influence, while at the same time being able to consider the opinions and ideas of others. 7. Disclosing contacts and information about issues that they receive outside of public meetings, and refraining from seeking or receiving information about quasi-judicial matters outside of the quasi-judicial proceedings themselves. 8. Treating other advisory boards and advisory board members and the public with respect, and honoring the opinions of others even when they disagree. 9. Being careful not to reach conclusions on issues until all sides have been heard. Mark Wasserman Page 3 of 4 16 10. Showing respect for their appointed office and not behaving in ways that reflect badly on the office, the advisory board, Orange County, or the Orange County Board of Commissioners. 11. Recognizing that they are part of a larger group and acting accordingly. 12. Recognizing that individual board members are not generally allowed to act on behalf of the board, but may only do so if the board specifically so authorizes, and that the board must take official action as a body. 13. Being faithful in the performance of the duties of their offices. 14. Acting as especially responsible residents whom others can trust and respect. 15. Faithfully attending and preparing for meetings. 16. Carefully analyzing all credible information that is properly submitted to them, and when applicable, being mindful of the need not to engage in communications outside the meeting in quasi-judicial matters. 17. Being willing to bear their fair share of the board's workload. 18. To the extent appropriate, they should be willing to put the board's interests ahead of their own and shall avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest and shall, under no circumstances, use their position on any board for personal gain or profit. 2. Members of the Planning Board, Board of Adjustment, Economic Development Commission, and Board of Equalization and Review shall upon initial appointment, and prior to December 31 annually thereafter, disclose: 1. Any interest he or she or his or her spouse or domestic partner has in real property situated in whole or in part in Orange County and the general description of that property. 2. Any legal, equitable, beneficial or contractual interest he or she or his or her spouse or domestic partner has in any business, firm or corporation, which is currently doing business with Orange County pursuant to contracts awarded by Orange County, or which is attempting, or has attempted in the past calendar year, to secure the award of a bid from Orange County or the approval of any Board or Agency of Orange County. 3. Failure to file a disclosure statement setting out the above required information shall result in immediate removal of the member from the applicable board. I agree with the Above Statement By checking this box I certify that this serves as an electronic version of my signature,for the sole purposes of this form. W I Agree Mark Wasserman Page 4 of 4 17 Board and Commission Members And Vacant Positions Historic Preservation Commission (APPLICANTS SHALL RESIDE WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION OF ORANGE COUNTY) Meeting Times: 7:00 pm Fourth Wednesday of every month Contact Person:Peter Sandbeck&Kalani Allen Meeting Place: Old Orange County Courthouse Contact Phone: 919-245-2510 Description: Appointments are made for three years. The majority of the members of the commission shall have demonstrated special interest,experience or education in history,architecture,landscape architecture,archaeology,or related fields.This commission is charged with undertaking an inventory of properties of historical,prehistorical,architectural,and/or cultural significance.It recommends areas to be designated or removed as"historic districts"and reviews and acts upon proposals for alterations,demolition,new construction,etc. APPLICATANTS MUST RESIDE WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION OF ORANGE COUNTY. To learn more,visit this web address: www.co.orange.nc.us/ercd/conm-iissions/hpc.htin Cecelia Moore 1 First Appointed: 10/05/2021 Gender Identity: Female Township: Bingham Current Appointment: 10/05/2021 Ethnic Background: White Residency Req: At-Large Expiration: 03/31/2024 Age Range: 60+ Special Repr: Number of Terms: 1 Thomas Loter 2 First Appointed: 11/05/2015 Gender Identity: Male Township: Eno Current Appointment: 10/06/2020 Ethnic Background: White Residency Req: At-Large Expiration: 06/30/2023 Age Range: Special Repr: Number of Terms: 2 Paul Noe 3 First Appointed: 09/04/2018 Gender Identity: Male Township: Eno Current Appointment: 05/04/2021 Ethnic Background: White Residency Req: At-large Expiration: 03/31/2024 Age Range: Special Repr: Number of Terms: 2 Stephen Peck 4 First Appointed: 11/02/2017 Gender Identity: Male Township: Chapel Hill Current Appointment: 05/14/2020 Ethnic Background: White Residency Req: At-large Expiration: 03/31/2023 Age Range: Special Repr: Number of Terms: 2 VACANT 5 First Appointed: Gender Identity: Township: Current Appointment: Ethnic Background: Residency Req: At-large Expiration: 03/31/2025 Age Range: Special Repr: Number of Terms: Monday,March 6,2023 Page 1 18 Board and Commission Members And Vacant Positions Historic Preservation Commission (APPLICANTS SHALL RESIDE WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION OF ORANGE COUNTY) Meeting Times: 7:00 pm Fourth Wednesday of every month Contact Person:Peter Sandbeck&Kalani Allen Meeting Place: Old Orange County Courthouse Contact Phone: 919-245-2510 VACANT 6 First Appointed: Gender Identity: Township: Current Appointment: Ethnic Background: Residency Req: At-large Expiration: 03/31/2025 Age Range: Special Repr: Number of Terms: VACANT 7 First Appointed: Gender Identity: Township: Current Appointment: Ethnic Background: Residency Req: At-large Expiration: 03/31/2025 Age Range: Special Repr: Number of Terms: Monday,March 6,2023 Page 2 19 Applicant Interest Listing by Board Name and by Applicant Name Contact Person: Peter Sandbeck&Kalani Allen Historic Preservation Commission (APPLICANTS S Contact Phone: 919-245-2510 Todd Dickinson Gender Identity: Male Date Applied: 02/25/2023 Ethnic Background: White Township: Little River Age Range: 60+ Zone of Residence: County Also Serves On: JFEPC-Justice Facilities Exterior Programming Committee Art Menius Gender Identity: Male Date Applied: 08/04/2022 Ethnic Background: White Township: Little River Age Range: 60+ Zone of Residence: County Also Serves On: Orange Unified Transportation Board Mark Wasserman Gender Identity: Male Date Applied: 05/16/2021 Ethnic Background: White Township: Chapel Hill Age Range: 60+ Zone of Residence: C.H.City Limits Also Serves On: Dr. Anne Whisnant Gender Identity: Female Date Applied: 02/21/2023 Ethnic Background: White Township: Chapel Hill Age Range: 35-59 Zone of Residence: County Also Serves On: Monday,March 6,2023 Page 1 of 1