Resolution of Adverse Effects through a Project-Specific PA or MOA Sample Clauses

Resolution of Adverse Effects through a Project-Specific PA or MOA. If there is not agreement among the parties regarding the use of Standard Measures, or if the HPT Staff determines that the use of Standard Measures is not appropriate, ADOT will resolve adverse effects through the preparation of a project-specific MOA or PA following Stipulation VIII.G.2. This path should be taken only when the use of Standard Measures is not applicable or appropriate. An MOA is used for a project when the impacts to historic properties are known. A project-specific PA is used when a project will impact historic properties, but the nature of these impacts is not yet known. A project-specific PA is also used when implementation of measures to resolve the adverse effects will require extensive post- NEPA decision making because of issues associated with property access or the project design process (e.g., for design-build projects). A project-specific PA can also be used early in the project development process when ADOT anticipates a complex consultation process. The steps for developing a project- specific MOA or PA are outlined below. • The HPT Staff first prepares a conceptual outline of the MOA or project-specific PA. This can be in the form of an outline, a bulleted list, or a narrative description that describes the primary purpose of the agreement document and provides a general outline of its proposed content, including proposed treatment measures, as well as identifying the proposed participants and their respective roles. The conceptual outline is a substantive document, not just a list of the types of preamble clauses and stipulations to be included. • Typically, the signatories to the agreement are ADOT, the SHPO, and if participating, the ACHP. If the affected properties are on Tribal lands, the Tribe will be a signatory to the agreement. If the affected properties are on federal lands, the federal land managing agency may be a signatory or invited signatory to the agreement. A signatory is a federal agency that has a role or responsibility in the project. • The invited signatories include any other parties who have a responsibility to carry out any stipulation in the agreement. Tribes can also be an invited signatory or a concurring party for projects not on Tribal lands. Concurring parties have participated in the consultation associated with the preparation of the agreement, and have an interest in the project, but do not have responsibilities stipulated in the agreement document. • The HPT Staff requests an internal review...
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