Additional Identification, Evaluation, and Assessment of Effects Sample Clauses

Additional Identification, Evaluation, and Assessment of Effects. The APE has been subject to Class III cultural resource inventory as described in Recital No. 3 above; however, there is the potential that the Undertaking may require redesign prior to construction, resulting in changes to the APE that require additional inventory. 1. As soon as a change to the APE that requires additional cultural resources inventory is determined to be necessary, the BLM shall notify consulting parties of the change and shall ensure that the Applicant conducts cultural resources inventory surveys of additional rights-of-way, temporary construction easements, any added staging or use areas, or design revisions that modify the APE are completed to identify cultural resources, and all inventories will include recommendations of NRHP eligibility for all identified cultural resources that are made in accordance with 36 CFR §800.4 to identify historic properties. 2. The BLM, in consultation with consulting parties, shall make an assessment of effect for each historic property identified through additional inventories. 3. The BLM shall consult with consulting parties regarding the NRHP eligibility determinations and assessment of effects for all additional identified historic properties pursuant to BLM’s standard protocol. The BLM shall provide the preferred version (either a hardcopy (print) version or an electronic (pdf) version) of the draft inventory report to consulting parties who will have 30 calendar days to review and comment. If no comments by a consulting party are received by the BLM within the 30-calendar-day review period, the BLM will assume the consulting party concurs with the NRHP-eligibility recommendations and assessment of effects. 4. The BLM shall consolidate the comments from consulting parties and ensure that the Applicant prepares a revised final inventory report that considers the comments received on the draft inventory report. The BLM shall review the revised inventory report and ensure that the final report is distributed to all consulting parties, as either a hardcopy (print) version or an electronic (pdf) version. 5. If the BLM and the SHPO disagree on NRHP eligibility, BLM shall request a formal determination from the Secretary of the Interior, pursuant to 36 CFR §800.4(c)(2). 6. The BLM shall ensure that any additional inventory necessary during construction, operation, and maintenance shall be conducted in accordance with Stipulation VII and XIII below.
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