STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION PLAN REVISIONOHP is pleased to post the
2006-2010 Update to the California Comprehensive Statewide Historic Preservation Plan. As part of the planning process, OHP conducted several public hearings and posted an on-line questionnaire to which hundreds of Californians responded. The State Plan
- Identifies current and emerging historic preservation issues throughout the state;
- Establishes the vision, mission, and priorities for the Office of Historic Preservation;
- Identifies preservation goals and objectives for integrating historic preservation into the broader planning and decision-making at local, regional, and state levels;
- Identifies preservation partners and their contributions needed to accomplish the State Plan’s goals and objectives.
The Office is required to review and revise the State Plan every five years as a condition for receiving a grant from the federal Historic Preservation Fund. Information about
Statewide Historic Preservation Planning is available online from the National Park Service.
