LET-360: Section 106 SHPO Transmittal Letter Seeking SHPO Concurrence for Removal and Reuse of Aboveground Liquid Oxygen Tank Stored at SLC-10 Project

Author(s): Orville G. Robertson

Year: 1988

Summary

This document is a letter initiating the Section 106 process with the California State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) regarding the Removal and Reuse of Aboveground Liquid Oxygen Tank Stored at SLC-10 project. The letter explains that the tank was not originally a part of SLC-10 and therefore does not contribute to the national register eligibility of the National Historic Landmark (NHL). Therefore, the letter seeks SHPO concurrence for that determination that the removal of the tank will not affect the status of the NHL.

Cite this Record

LET-360: Section 106 SHPO Transmittal Letter Seeking SHPO Concurrence for Removal and Reuse of Aboveground Liquid Oxygen Tank Stored at SLC-10 Project. Orville G. Robertson. 1988 ( tDAR id: 471356) ; doi:10.48512/XCV8471356

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Keywords

Site Name
SLC-10 National Historic Landmark • Space Launch Complex 10 (SLC-10)

Site Type
National Historic Landmark

Investigation Types
Consultation

General
Headquarters Space Division • liquid oxygen tank

Geographic Keywords
California (State / Territory) • Santa Barbara (County) • Vandenberg Space Force Base (VSFB)

Individual & Institutional Roles

Contact(s): Roscoe Loetzerich; Vandenberg Space Force Base (VSFB)

Landowner(s): Vandenberg Space Force Base (VSFB)

Repository(s): 30 CES/CEVPC Vandenberg Space Force Base

Record Identifiers

Project ID(s): 1988-0033

VAFB Number(s): LET-360

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