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ATTACHMENT A: ASSESSMENT AND PRESERVATION PLAN FOR OLD CEMETERY TENDON, MA Prepared by Ta Mara Code Historic Gravestone Services 113 Michael Lane New Salem, MA 01355 (978) 4132778 1 CONSERVATION METHODOLOGY

How to fill out assessment and preservation plan

How to fill out an assessment and preservation plan:

1. Start by identifying the purpose of the plan. Determine why it is necessary to assess and preserve the specific item or collection. This could be for historical, cultural, or financial reasons.
2. Understand the scope of the assessment and preservation plan. Determine what items or collections need to be assessed and preserved. This could include documents, artifacts, artwork, or digital media.
3. Research and gather relevant information about the items or collections. This may involve consulting experts, reviewing historical records, or conducting interviews with individuals associated with the items.
4. Assess the condition of the items or collections. This may involve conducting physical inspections, utilizing specialized tools or equipment, or working with conservation experts.
5. Document the findings from the assessment. Record detailed information about the condition, significance, and value of the items or collections. Use standardized data collection methods if available.
6. Develop a preservation plan based on the assessment findings. This plan should outline strategies and recommendations for the long-term preservation, conservation, and maintenance of the items or collections.
7. Consider factors such as environmental conditions, storage requirements, handling procedures, and potential risks to the items or collections. Include plans for monitoring, maintenance, and periodic reassessment.
8. Review the assessment and preservation plan with relevant stakeholders. This could include museum curators, archivists, conservators, historians, or other professionals involved in the care and preservation of cultural heritage.
9. Implement the preservation plan. This may involve securing funding, acquiring necessary resources, and adjusting workflows or procedures to ensure the items or collections are properly preserved.
10. Regularly review and update the assessment and preservation plan as needed. As new information or changes occur, it is important to reassess the items or collections and make adjustments to the preservation plan accordingly.

Who needs an assessment and preservation plan?

1. Cultural institutions such as museums, galleries, and archives that house valuable artifacts, documents, or artwork.
2. Government organizations responsible for preserving and protecting historical or cultural heritage.
3. Private collectors or individuals who possess valuable or historically significant items or collections.
4. Universities, research institutions, or libraries with special collections that require preservation.
5. Non-profit organizations or foundations dedicated to the conservation and preservation of cultural heritage.
6. Historical societies or heritage organizations that aim to maintain and promote local or regional history.
7. Public or private entities involved in heritage tourism or historic preservation projects.
8. Businesses or organizations that produce or maintain important records, documents, or materials for legal, commercial, or historical purposes.
9. Individuals or families who wish to preserve their personal artifacts, documents, or heirlooms for future generations.
10. Communities or regions interested in preserving their cultural identity and historical legacy.

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What is assessment and preservation plan?

Assessment and preservation plan is a document that outlines the evaluation of a property's historical, cultural, and architectural significance, as well as the measures that will be taken to preserve these qualities.

Who is required to file assessment and preservation plan?

Owners of properties designated as historic landmarks or located in historic districts are typically required to file an assessment and preservation plan.

How to fill out assessment and preservation plan?

The assessment and preservation plan can be filled out by completing the required sections and providing all necessary information regarding the property's historical significance and preservation measures.

What is the purpose of assessment and preservation plan?

The purpose of assessment and preservation plan is to ensure that historic properties are properly evaluated, maintained, and preserved for future generations.

What information must be reported on assessment and preservation plan?

Information such as the property's historical background, architectural features, proposed preservation measures, and any potential impact on the property's historical integrity must be reported on the assessment and preservation plan.

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