TREATMENT OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES. A. When the Recipient and the SHPO concur that an undertaking is designed and planned in accordance with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties (36 CFR Part 68, July 12, 1995 Federal Register) (Standards), that undertaking will not be subject to further Section 106 review.
TREATMENT OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES. A. Memoranda of Agreement
TREATMENT OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES. Individual properties that are eligible for, nominated for, or listed in the National Register, or properties determined to be eligible or contributing resources within a National Register-listed or eligible historic district will be treated as follows. The County shall be responsible for assuring compliance with the following stipulations.
TREATMENT OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES. A. Section B (Rehabilitation - Option 1) of this Stipulation shall be followed when an Undertaking does NOT involve investment tax credits pursuant to Section 47 of the Internal: Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (“IRC”), when Part 2 certification under the IRC is denied, or when an Undertaking is not changed in accordance with any conditions attached to Part 2 certification under the IRC. Otherwise, Section C (Rehabilitation - Option 2 - IRC) of this Stipulation shall be followed.
TREATMENT OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES. If the Preservation Professional determines that the property is a contributing structure which is either listed in the National Register or is eligible for listing in the National Register (or a lot within such a listed or eligible district), prior to the initiation of any work, the State Recipient shall request the Preservation Professional’s review of the proposed work. Within thirty (30) days from the receipt of a request from the State Recipient, the Preservation Professional shall review work write-ups or plans and specifications submitted for all proposed activities not listed as exempt in Stipulation II for their effects to historic properties as follows:
TREATMENT OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES. A. If historic properties are identified and deemed eligible for inclusion on the NHRP, the Corps will follow the procedures described in 36 CFR Part 800.5 through 800.7 to assess the project’s effects on them and to identify measures to avoid or reduce adverse effects.
TREATMENT OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES. A. Treatment of Atlantic Steel Site (On-Site Properties)
TREATMENT OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES. A. Rehabilitation and New Construction
TREATMENT OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES. A. Properties listed on the National Register, eligible for listing on the National Register, and/or which have been determined to meet the National Register criteria in accordance with Stipulation III shall be treated in accordance with Stipulations IV.B through IV.E and VI.
TREATMENT OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES. 4.5.1 The Applicant, in consultation with the Signatory Parties, shall avoid, to the maximum extent possible, adverse impacts to all known historic properties, including archaeological and historical sites, historic buildings, structures, objects, and landscapes, including cessation of Project activities, so as to protect the cultural heritage of the Xxxx’xxx Athabascan Indians.
