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Responsibilities
1. Manage, preserve, protect, maintain and operate St. Paul’s Church, Eastchester, in accordance with the approved annual work plans and budgets. The Society is not required to expend any sum in excess of the assistance received by it from the NPS or otherwise. 2. Employ an experienced administrator who will coordinate the management, protection, development, maintenance and interpretation of St. Paul’s
Church and provide for day-to-day staffing at the site. 3. Maintain accounting records in accordance with generally accepted accounting practices and requirements of the NPS and make available to the
Agreements Technical Representative (ATR) or other authorized representative of the Government. 4.
Provide for visitor access to St. Paul’s Church and grounds at reasonable times and under such conditions as approved by the NPS except for First Amendment activities as discussed below. 5. Provide educational and interpretative programs for school children and visitors incorporating the rich history of the site and time period. 6. Secure prior written approval from the NPS before permitting the erection or emplacement of any monument, marker, tablet or other memorial in or upon St. Paul’s Church or any portion of the grounds included in this agreement, as well as before altering any existing markers or memorial or any other personal or real property.
7. Undertake alterations or repairs to St. Paul’s Church or grounds only after the plans have been submitted and approved in writing to the ATR. Special requirements will apply if construction is anticipated.
8. Operate St. Paul’s Church in accordance with current NPS management policies, guidelines and directives as provided by the NPS.
9. Forward all permit requests for First Amendment activities to the NPS for review as provided by Title
36 of the code of Federal Regulations. First Amendment activities include, but are not limited to:
weddings, funerals, political events, demonstrations, dispensing literature, religious services or activities supporting religion, such as religious instructions.
10. Notify the NPS of all Board meetings of the Society so that a National Park Service representative may attend.
11. Distribute various NPS publications.
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