Activities Normally Having No Adverse Effect on NRHP-Eligible Roads Sample Clauses

Activities Normally Having No Adverse Effect on NRHP-Eligible Roads. Activities in Table J-1 (Activities Normally Having No Adverse Effect on NRHP- Eligible Roads) will not, in normal circumstances, adversely affect eligible roads when all conditions are met. The PQI must consult with SHPO, referencing the activity in the findings letter, for concurrence with the No Adverse Effect finding. Table J-1: Activities Normally Having No Adverse Effect on NRHP-Eligible Roads Activity Conditions J1.a Installation, repair, or replacement of interpretive signage and waysides J1.b Junction work on a non-eligible road where it connects with an eligible road. • The portion of the eligible road within the work area is not contributing to engineering significance under Criterion C. J1.c Realignment to stabilize portions of roadway (e.g. problematic sub-base conditions such as permafrost, or response to erosion) • Existing alignment is threatened by natural forces. • Realignment is within existing ROW • Work is limited to segments of a longer road Table J-1 is not an exhaustive list of activities that normally do not adversely affect eligible roads. If an activity is not listed in Table J-1, the project may still be found to have No Adverse Effect on the eligible road(s), as applicable. The signatories may agree, at the annual meeting, to revise Table J-1 via amendment.
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