Common use of RESOLVING OBJECTIONS Clause in Contracts

RESOLVING OBJECTIONS. A. Should any Signatory to this PA object in writing to any actions carried out or proposed with respect to the implementation of this PA, DoD shall confer with the objecting party for a period not to exceed 45 days. The objecting party shall notify all other Signatories, Invited Signatories, and Consulting Parties in writing when lodging an objection with another Signatory regarding a specific action in this PA. B. If after initiating such notification, the DoD determines that the objection cannot be resolved through discussions among the parties, it shall forward all documentation relevant to the matter raised to the ACHP, including the DoD’s proposed response to the objection. Except for Discoveries and Emergencies addressed under Stipulation XI, If such dispute involves eligibility of a property for listing on the National Register of Historic Places, the matter will be submitted to the Keeper of the National Register, consistent with 36 CFR §60.9. C. Within 30 calendar days, the ACHP shall: 1. Concur with the DoD’s proposed response; or 2. Provide the DoD with recommendations on the proposed response. 3. The DoD shall take into account ACHP’s recommendations before making a final decision on the matter and proceeding accordingly. 4. If the ACHP has not responded within 30 days, the DoD shall make a final decision on the objection and proceed accordingly.

RESOLVING OBJECTIONS. A. Should any Signatory to this PA object in writing to any actions carried out or proposed with respect to the implementation of this PA, DoD shall confer consult with the objecting party for a period not to exceed 45 days. The objecting party shall notify all other Signatories, Invited Signatories, and Consulting Parties in writing when lodging an objection with another Signatory regarding a specific action in this PA. B. If after initiating such notification, the DoD determines that the objection cannot be resolved through discussions among the partiesconsultation, it shall forward all documentation relevant to the matter raised to the ACHP, including the DoD’s proposed response to the objection. Except for Discoveries and Emergencies addressed under Stipulation XI, If such dispute involves eligibility of a property for listing on the National Register of Historic Places, the matter will be submitted to the Keeper of the National Register, consistent with 36 CFR §60.9. C. Within 30 calendar daysdays after receipt of all pertinent documentation, the ACHP shallshall exercise one of the following options: 1. Concur with the DoD’s proposed response; or 2. Provide the DoD with recommendations on the proposed response. 3. The DoD shall take into account ACHP’s such recommendations before making a final decision on the matter and proceeding accordingly. 43. If the ACHP has not responded within 30 daysthe allotted time, the DoD shall may make a final decision on the objection and proceed accordingly.