EXEMPT UNDERTAKINGS. Certain undertakings are exempt from review by DC SHPO once reviewed by the FPO. These include: • Undertakings that address an imminent threat to human health and safety; • Undertakings specifically addressed as exempt through a fully executed PA or an individual MOA executed in conformance with 36 CFR 800.14; and/or • Undertakings specifically addressed in the HPP as AFRH-W EXEMPT ACTIVITIES. AFRH can conduct these activities without notice to, review by, or other action by the FPO unless specifically stated in Table 6.2: AFRH-W EXEMPT ACTIVITIES. It is anticipated that the implementation of Exempt Activities will be recorded in the AFRH-W RI/CRM Database, following the procedures outlined in the Historic Preservation Standard Operating Procedures (HP SOP). TABLE 6.2 AFRH-W EXEMPT ACTIVITIES FOR BUILT RESOURCES (BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES, AND OBJECTS) Contributing Non-Contributing • Maintenance of exterior elements in accordance with AFRH-W HP SOP for Maintenance; This includes cleaning of masonry, metal, or painted wood with water if the water pressure does not exceed 100 PSI • Repair of exterior elements in accord with AFRH- W HP SOP for Repair when the elements are not visible when viewed from surrounding area • Repair of interior elements in accord with AFRH- W HP SOP for Maintenance when the elements are not visible within contributing spaces • Repair of interior elements located within non- contributing spaces • In-kind refinishing (including painting of previously painted surfaces) of exterior elements in accord with AFRH-W HP SOP for Maintenance when the elements are not visible when viewed from surrounding area • In-kind refinishing of interior elements in accord with AFRH-W HP SOP for Maintenance when the elements are not visible within contributing spaces • Repainting of interior surfaces that were previously painted • In-kind replacement of exterior elements that are not visible when viewed from surrounding area • In-kind replacement of interior elements that are not visible within contributing spaces • In-kind replacement of interior elements within non- contributing spaces • Repair or replacement of small, functional non- original/non-historic elements when not harmful to historic material and the action is reversible • Introduction of energy conservation measures that are not visible or that do not alter or detract from the qualities that make resources contributing or the Historic District eligible • Interior modifications associated with comp...
EXEMPT UNDERTAKINGS. The DOE, in consultation with the SHPO and the ACHP, have agreed that specific types of undertakings are exempt from SHPO review (Appendix A). The DOE, the SHPO, and the ACHP may revise Appendix A in accordance with Stipulation XII. Exempt undertakings fall within two categories:
EXEMPT UNDERTAKINGS. The definitions and procedures for application of Exemptions are found in Appendix A. Class A undertakings are those that the Field Office CR Staff and SHPOs find are generally exempted from further review or consultation. In addition, Field Office CR Staff may determine that any specific undertaking subsumed under the list of Class B undertakings qualifies as an exempt undertaking. Documentation regarding an undertaking’s exemption from review under this Protocol shall be retained and entered into an electronic database. The list of exemptions may be revised in consultation with the SHPOs/THPOs to add, delete, or modify specific exemptions (see Appendix A). However, the following exceptions apply:
EXEMPT UNDERTAKINGS. (Page 5). Some Forest undertakings, because of their nature and scope, have low potential to affect historic properties. These classes of undertaking shall be exempt from heritage program or Section 106 review. Once classified as an exempt undertaking by a Forest Manager, no further consideration of heritage resources is warranted with regard to that class of undertaking.
EXEMPT UNDERTAKINGS. A. Definition Many undertakings, by their nature, have little potential to affect historic properties. Classes of undertakings listed in Attachment 4.I. are not subject to review or consultation under 36 CFR 800.
EXEMPT UNDERTAKINGS. The following classes of undertakings are considered exempt from further review or consultation under the terms of this Agreement, as defined in Stipulation III. Forest managers and planners do not have to notify or consult with FHRMs or FHRSs about these classes of undertakings unless such managers and planners have reason to believe that a specific exempt undertaking may affect historic properties. Classes of exempt undertakings are:
