What steps has OHS taken to allow the public to provide more input into the planning process for the Earthworks?
During 2002 and 2003, OHS worked with consultants and an advisory panel of 32 community and organization leaders to provide greater public input into the planning process for the Newark Earthworks. This collaboration has resulted in an Historic Site Management Plan (HSMP) for the Newark Earthworks. In draft and final form, this plan has been shared with the general public for additional review and comment. In accordance with the HSMP, OHS will establish a Newark Earthworks Advisory Committee to work with the Society to increase public understanding and knowledge of the site and to improve the quality of operations. To begin this process, we have asked the local municipalities and MBCC to each appoint a standing representative to the Advisory Committee and are asking for input on standing representation from the Native American community, archaeological interests, and Ohio’s heritage tourism industry. Including representation from the K-12 teaching community on an ad hoc basis is also e
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- What steps has OHS taken to allow the public to provide more input into the planning process for the Earthworks?
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