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<br /> <br />North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources <br />Division of Historic Sites <br />Reed Gold Mine State Historic Site <br /> <br />Michael F. Easley, Governor <br /> <br />Lisbeth C. Evans, Secretary <br /> <br />February 8, 2006 <br /> <br />Bob Carruth, Chairman <br />Cabarrus County Commissioners <br />65 Church Street, SE <br />Concord, NC 28025 <br /> <br />Tony Dennis, Chairman <br />Stanly County Commissioners <br />1000 N. 151 Street, Suite 10 <br />Albemarle, NC 28001 <br /> <br />Dear Gentlemen, <br /> <br />I have recently been in touch with Larry S. Helms of the North Carolina Board of Transportation <br />regarding a request from Reed Gold Mine and the North Carolina Division of State Historic Sites to the <br />NC Department of Transportation. He has advised me to contact the County Commissioners from <br />Cabarrus and Stanly Counties asking for your support in fulfilling this request. <br /> <br />Reed Gold Mine State Historic Site would like to have directional signage placed on 1-485 at the <br />Albemarle exit (NC 24/27). This signage would direct visitors, groups and school field trips on one of the <br />easiest routes to come to Reed. Signage along 1-485 would also add to the awareness of the Reed site and <br />encourage travelers to seek and find more about the gold mining heritage of our region. Visitors traveling <br />along NC 24/27 are likely to utilize the businesses in Midland and Locust for gas, food and supplies. <br />Also, the longer we can keep someone in the area, the more likely they are to utilize hotels and <br />restaurants. The economic impact of the 41,000 annual visitors to Reed Gold Mine is significant. <br />Signage on 1-485 should increase the number of visitors and therefore the economic impact. <br /> <br />The NC Department of Transportation, Division 10 offices have reviewed our request for signage on 1- <br />485 and have politely rejected that request because of a policy that does not allow for directional signage <br />more than 10 miles from the attraction. Reed Gold Mine is 13.6 miles from 1-485. Mr. Helms has <br />advised that we need the support of the Cabarrus and Stanly Commissioners requesting an exception to <br />the rule. Mr. Helms suggests that a letter of support from you sent to Barry Moose, Division 10 Engineer, <br />can justify the exception and the NC Department of Transportation will then proceed to place the signs at <br />the Albemarle exit. <br /> <br />Your help with this project is very much appreciated. If you have any questions, please contact me at <br />Reed Gold Mine. <br /> <br />Sincerely, <br /> <br />Bob Remsburg, Manager <br />bob .remsburg@ncmail.net <br /> <br />I=-- I 'S <br /> <br />9621 Reed Mine Road, Midland, NC 28107 <br />Phone: (704)721-4653 Fax: (704)721-4657 <br />
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