Webber Property Consensus Determination of Eligibility

Matsov AE. 2026. Webber Property Consensus Determination of Eligibility. Determination of Eligibility for NPS Historic Properties (CDOE and DOE). National Park Service. Port Angeles, WA

The Webber Property was evaluated for the National Register of Historic Places as a district. It was determined ineligible for listing. The Washington State Historic Preservation office concurred with the determination on February 17, 2036. Property is recommended for reassessment in 10 years. The Consensus Determination of Eligibility process allows Federal decision makers, in consultation with SHPOs, FPOs, or THPOs, and other consulting parties to assess a property for listing in the NRHP. If they agree that it meets NRHP criteria the property is treated as eligible for purposes of compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Matsov, Anne
Date of Issue
2026-02-17
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
OLYM
Keywords
CDOE, consensus DOE, CRIS-HS, determination of eligibility, DOE, historic preservation, national register of historic places, nrhp, park history

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