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undertaken. Between August and December, 1979, the Principal Investigator will design a preliminary procedure for the multiple resource nomina[ion to the National Regi§ter with the help of the NCDAH Survey Coordinator and other colleagues. In December, 1979, the Principal Investigator will prepare a study list of individual properties and districts he believes ~eet National Register criteria for review by the Survey and Planning Branch and the North Carolina Historical Con~nission. The proposed project will begin in January, 1979, and the four phases wil.1 be carried out as follows: 1. Preparation and printing of inveotory publication..December through February, 1979-1980. 2. Final procedure design. March 1-15, 1980. 3. Preparation of nominations. March 15th. through govember 45, 1980. This projection, subject to revision, is based on the inclusion of the following properties in the multiple resource listing: a. Stonewall Jackson Training School Historic District (1½ weeks) b. Barber-Scotia College Historic District (1½ weeks) c. Locke-Randolph Cotton Mill '(1½ weeks) d. North Union Street Historic District (100 properties at 4 hrs. per property, l½ weeks to prepare nomination text) (12 weeks) e. South Union Street Historic District (30 properties at 4 hours per property, l½ weeks to prepare ~omination text) (5 weeks) f. Mount Pleasant Historic District (25 properties at 5 hours per property, l½ weeks to prepare nomination text) ( 5 weeks) g. Mill housing historic districts, Concord Kannapolis. At least two districts. (3 weeks) h. Cabarrus County rural properties (25 properties, 5 hours per property and 1½weeks to prepare nomination text) (5 weeks) 4. Einal assembly of entire nomination, submission and approval. November 15th. to December 31st. Upon completion of all properties, the entire nomination will be sent through the Division of Archives and History to the Keeper of the National Register. The nominations will be reviewed by the Keeper and then, if approved, entered into the Register. Approval generall~ takes three to six months.