Historic Preservation, Advisory Council on
Recommends to the State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) placement of properties onto the state and national register. The Council was established in 1971 and is comprised of citizens knowledgeable in Washington's history, archaeology, and architecture. The council members review nominations to the National Register of Historic Places and the Washington Heritage Register.
Policy Area
General Government
Governor Appointments
9
Total Board Positions
9
Public Disclosure Required?
No
Senate Confirmation Required?
No
Compensation
Travel per diem
Term Length (years) 4
Statutory Term Limits
Board Requirements
Six public members who are interested and experienced in matters of historical preservation, including the fields of history, architecture, and archaeology; a representative from the archaeological community; a Native American; one representative of a state or local heritage organization.