Establish the Area of Potential Effects Sample Clauses

Establish the Area of Potential Effects. (APE) The BLM shall apply the definition of APE (36 CFR 800.16[d]) to each undertaking and shall include a description of the APE in the undertaking’s Section 106 report. In defining the APE, the BLM shall consider potential direct, indirect, and cumulative effects to historic properties and their associated settings as applicable, regardless of land ownership. The BLM is not required to determine the APE in consultation with the SHPO in those cases when the BLM is using the review procedures outlined in this Protocol. However, in cases where the APE is subject to question, or multiple federal jurisdictions are involved, or a Traditional Cultural Property has been identified, the BLM shall seek the opinion of the SHPO (Stipulation 8.1).
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