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Memo <br /> To: Ernie Drapela <br /> From: Walter J. Haniuk <br /> Date: January 25, 1977 <br /> Subject: Acceptable Uses of Morse Ranch <br /> In response to your questions concerning the acceptable uses of the Morse <br /> Ranch, the following information applies in light of the funding partici- <br /> pation involved and the regulations. <br /> 1 . Any historical or educational designations or uses should be avoided, <br /> with the exception of the first floor level . This was a specific condition <br /> that BOR was very careful to scrutinize when we were applying for funding. <br /> Even though we could use the lower level of the dwelling for historic uses , <br /> the remaining park and buildings should not be associated with any historical <br /> designation. <br /> 2. C.D. funding allows more flexibility, in that CD funds are to be used for <br /> public benefit projects. I am not aware of any CD regulations restricting <br /> historical uses. <br /> 4 3. The BOR funds have definite restrictions on its uses for historical <br /> purposes, as indicated earlier. The overall uses are to be oriented toward <br /> outdoor recreation use, this includes the grounds and buildings. In our <br /> application for federal BOR funds, we had to avoid any language related to <br /> educational or historical uses. Outdoor recreational uses were the basis <br /> for BOR funding approval . <br /> 4 <br /> WJH/lb <br /> 0 Wiz_ <br /> a <br />