Standard Measures for Resolving Adverse Effects Sample Clauses

Standard Measures for Resolving Adverse Effects. The use of Standard Measures for Resolving Adverse Effects can occur when the portion of the project where the adverse effect will occur is on land that is ADOT-owned or easement across the lands of a PA participant. After determining that use of Standard Measures is appropriate for a given project, the HPT Staff sends a consultation letter to all consulting parties for the project proposing the use of Standard Measures in lieu of a project-specific MOA or PA. The proposal can be included in the letter regarding the finding of Adverse Effect. The letter includes information on the undertaking, each property and its significance, the adverse effect to each property, and a justification for resolving adverse effects using Standard Measures. Written concurrence with the proposal to use Standard Measures is required from SHPO or THPO, as applicable, and any party that is a land manager or permitting agency with a role in authorizing the undertaking. After written concurrence is received from those parties, the Section 106 process is completed, and ADOT moves forward with implementing the Standard Measures in accordance with Attachment 6 of the PA. It is necessary for ADOT to notify the ACHP of a finding of Adverse Effect if Standard Measures for Resolving Adverse Effects will be followed. If the adverse effect to be resolved through the use of Standard Measures is on one or more archaeological sites, ADOT, often with the assistance of a consultant, will prepare an historic properties treatment plan If the adverse effect is to a historic building or structure, ADOT will consult on the use of Historic American Buildings Survey/Historic American Engineering Record documentation to resolve the adverse effect. Stipulation VIII.G.1 describes the consultation process for the proposed use of each of these Standard Measures.
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