| (2) Historic buildings and structures designated as
landmarks may be marked with a medallion bearing the words "State
Antiquities Landmark". Third-party nominators and owners will be provided
with an application for requesting a landmark medallion. The application
and payment must be received by the Commission before the medallion
will be ordered and installed. If a medallion is installed, a photograph
of the installed medallion showing its context will be retained in
the commission's records.
(l) Privileged or restricted information. The location
of archeological sites is not public information. However, information
on sites may be disclosed to qualified professionals as provided by
Chapter 24 of this title (relating to Restricted Cultural Resource
Information).
(m) For previously designated landmarks, commission
staff may propose an amendment to clarify the designation boundaries,
nature of the property's significance, or other information pertinent
to the designation. The commission shall follow the process in this
section in considering such an amendment.
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