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Guide for Assessing Integrity - State of Oregon 2026

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The document provides comprehensive guidelines for conducting historic resource surveys in Oregon, aimed at preservation professionals. It outlines the purpose and procedures for both Reconnaissance Level Surveys (RLS) and Intensive Level Surveys (ILS), detailing the necessary professional qualifications, survey design, fieldwork, data entry, and reporting processes. The guidelines emphasize the importance of documenting historic resources to support preservation planning and compliance with federal regulations. Additionally, it includes appendices with evaluation criteria, eligibility evaluations, database usage instructions, and examples of survey proposals and reports.

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Begin by reviewing the Introduction section, which outlines the purpose and importance of historic resource surveys in Oregon. Familiarize yourself with the guidelines provided.
Proceed to fill out the Professional Qualifications section. Ensure that you meet the necessary standards as outlined, and provide your qualifications if applicable.
In the Levels of Survey section, choose between Reconnaissance Level Survey and Intensive Level Survey based on your project needs. Each level has specific requirements and objectives.
For data entry, utilize our platform’s features to input information about each surveyed resource. Make sure to include details such as address, construction date, materials, and eligibility evaluations.
After completing data entry, generate a final report using our platform’s reporting tools. This report should summarize your findings and recommendations for future preservation efforts.

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What is the public official ethics in Oregon?

Public Official Overview This means that each public official must make a personal judgement in deciding such matters as the use of official position for financial gain, what gifts are appropriate to accept, when to disclose the nature of conflicts of interest, and the employment of relatives or household members.

What is a linear resource?

Definition: Linears are that class of resource where the length greatly exceeds its width; most often it is not visible in its entirety from any one vantage point; of human design, construction, enhancement, and/or use.

What is a conflict of interest in Oregon ethics?

What is a conflict of interest as defined in Oregon Government Ethics law? In brief, a conflict of interest when an official action by the public official could or would result in a financial benefit or detriment to the public official, a relative of the public official or a business with which either is associated.

What is a public official in Oregon?

Public official is defined in ORS 244.020 as the First Partner and any person who, when an alleged violation of ORS Chapter 244 occurs, is serving the State of Oregon or any of its political subdivisions or any other public body as defined in ORS 174.109 as an elected official, appointed official, employee or agent,

What is the Oregon government ethics law in Chapter 244?

There are provisions in ORS Chapter 244 that restrict or prohibit a public official from using actions of the position held to benefit a relative; or may limit the value of financial benefits accepted by a relative of the public official or may require the public official to disclose the nature of a conflict of

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A public official may not appoint, employ or promote a relative or member of the household to, or discharge, fire or demote a relative or member of the household from, a position with the public body that the public official serves or over which the public official exercises jurisdiction or control, unless the public

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