ADMINISTRATION OF THE PROGRAMMATIC AGREEMENT Sample Clauses

ADMINISTRATION OF THE PROGRAMMATIC AGREEMENT. A. DCA shall ensure that State Recipients employ or contract with qualified professionals (hereinafter “Preservation Professional”) who meet the Secretary of Interior’s Professional Qualifications Standards at 36 CFR 61 (hereinafter “Professional Qualification”). The Preservation Professionals will carry out reviews related to their profession that are required under the terms of this Agreement, and DCA shall ensure that such Professionals follow the requirements established in this Agreement; B. State Recipients will notify DCA and the SHPO in writing once their Preservation Professional has been selected, but prior to initiation of the undertaking. The notification shall include the curriculum vitae of the Preservation Professionals qualifications and the address, phone and fax numbers of the State Recipient’s primary points of contact for project activities pursuant to this Agreement; C. In order to assist DCA and State Recipients in ensuring that State Recipients employ or contract with qualified Preservation Professionals, and that such professionals follow the requirements established in this Agreement, the SHPO will compile a “List of Qualified Preservation Professionals” (hereinafter “List”) who meet the Professional Qualifications. This List will also be compiled using information generated through application of the Recommended Qualifications for Historic Preservationist (hereinafters “Recommended Qualification”) outlined in Appendix A; D. The SHPO will make this List available to State Recipients and other interested parties. In order to assist Preservation Professionals being placed on the List, the SHPO will provide a standard form which will be made available to State Recipients. State Recipients who select a name from the list will be required to only notify DCA and the SHPO of their selection, and no curriculum vitae will need to be submitted. This List will be made available for technical assistance and its use is not required. This List does not constitute an endorsement by DCA or the SHPO of any Preservation Professionals, and may not be exhaustive of all qualified Preservation Professionals; E. Should DCA or the State Recipient determine that a State Recipient cannot employ or contract with qualified professionals to carry out reviews pursuant to this Agreement, DCA or the State Recipient shall consult with the SHPO to determine whether alternative arrangements can be made to allow the State Recipient or DCA to complete the review requi...
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ADMINISTRATION OF THE PROGRAMMATIC AGREEMENT. A. The CRD shall ensure that all historic preservation work carried out pursuant to this agreement by the RVRC is implemented by or under the direct supervision of a qualified professional in accordance with The Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualifications Standards (36 CFR Part 61, 48 FR 44738-9) (hereinafter “Preservation Professional”) and who has completed the ACHP’s Section 106 training course for Historic Preservation and Archaeology and the HUD Historic Preservation training courses available at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxxx/trainings/, as appropriate. B. If a qualified Preservation Professional is not on staff or under contract with the CRD, then all Section 106 Reviews will be sent to the SHPO in accordance with NHPA and ACHP regulations until a Preservation Professional has been hired/contracted. C. The CRD will submit a report annually to the SHPO verifying the projects completed under the PA in accordance with Stipulation XIII. D. All activities that are carried out under this PA that have the potential to impact historic properties that are listed or eligible for listing in the NRHP or archaeological sites with unknown eligibility will be submitted to the Preservation Professional by the City’s CRD. The request will include a detailed work description; drawings; photographs of impacted exterior and interior work areas including front, side, and rear facades clearly showing typical windows and doors; and a location map.
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ADMINISTRATION OF THE PROGRAMMATIC AGREEMENT. A. The City shall ensure that all historic preservation work performed pursuant to this Agreement by the MPC is performed by or under the direct supervision of a person or persons meeting at a minimum The Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualification Standards (48 FR 44738-9) (hereafter, Preservation Professional) who has completed the ACHP’s Section 106 training course for Historic Preservation and Archaeology, as appropriate. B. If a qualified Preservation Professional is not on staff or under contract with the City, then all Section 106 Reviews will be sent on a case-by-case basis to the SHPO in accordance with NHPA and ACHP regulations until a Preservation Professional has been hired. C. All activities that are carried out under this Programmatic Agreement that have the potential to impact historic properties that are listed or eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places or archaeological sites with unknown eligibility will be submitted to the Preservation Professional by the environmental review preparer. The request will include a detailed work description; drawings; photographs of impacted exterior and interior work areas including front, side and rear facades clearly showing typical windows and doors; and a location map.
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