Common use of Large-Scale Emergency Procedures Clause in Contracts

Large-Scale Emergency Procedures. When a disaster or emergency situation exists across multiple Caltrans Districts, counties, or local agency jurisdictions, CSO may at its discretion provide a blanket emergency procedures notification to the SHPO for work that will begin within 30 days of the formal emergency declaration. The blanket notification will reference the applicable emergency declaration and identify the affected counties and Caltrans Districts. The Cultural Studies Office may request an extension of the period of applicability from the SHPO prior to the 30 days. The Cultural Studies Office, in consultation with the SHPO, may establish alternate methods of SHPO notification for individual emergency projects covered under the blanket notification. 1. Unless determined otherwise through consultation with the SHPO, the Caltrans District responsible for individual emergency projects under the blanket notification shall inform CSO, the SHPO, any Indian Tribes that might attach religious or cultural significance to affected state-owned resources, and any other consulting parties and afford them an opportunity to comment within seven calendar days of the notification. Notification shall include, to the extent such information is available: description of the nature and extent of the state-owned resource or resources, assessment of NRHP and CHL eligibility of any state- owned resources, the type and extent of any damage to the resources, description of the proposed action, any prudent and feasible treatment measures that would take any effects into account, and a request for comments. If the Caltrans District determines that circumstances do not permit seven days for comment, the Caltrans District shall notify the parties and invite any comments within the time available.

Large-Scale Emergency Procedures. When a disaster or emergency situation exists across multiple Caltrans Districts, counties, or local agency jurisdictions, CSO may at its discretion provide a blanket emergency procedures notification to the SHPO for work that will begin within 30 days of the formal emergency declaration. The blanket notification will reference the applicable emergency declaration and identify the affected counties and Caltrans Districts. The Cultural Studies Office may request an extension of the period of applicability from the SHPO prior to the 30 30-days. The Cultural Studies Office, in consultation with the SHPO, may establish alternate methods of SHPO notification for individual emergency projects undertakings covered under the blanket notification. 1. Unless determined otherwise through consultation with the SHPO, the Caltrans District responsible for individual emergency projects undertakings under the blanket notification shall inform CSO, the SHPO, FHWA where responsibilities have not been assumed, and any Indian Tribes tribes that might attach religious or cultural significance to the affected state-owned resources, and any other consulting parties property and afford them an opportunity to comment within seven calendar days of the notification. Notification shall include, to the extent such information is available: description of the nature and extent of the state-owned resource property or resourcesproperties, assessment of NRHP and CHL eligibility of any state- owned resourcesproperties, the type and extent of any damage to the resourcesproperty, description of the proposed action, any prudent and feasible treatment measures that would take any effects into account, and a request for comments. If the Caltrans District determines that circumstances do not permit seven days for comment, the Caltrans District shall notify the parties and invite any comments within the time available.