Area of Potential Effects (APE). For all projects undergoing streamlined project review, Qualified Staff shall determine the APE in consultation with the SHPO of jurisdiction and appropriate Federally-Recognized Tribe(s). The APE will be defined as all areas to be affected by construction activities and areas of associated ground disturbance including but not limited to haul roads, borrow areas, staging and stockpiling areas. The APE would generally include all areas for which a Right-of-Entry is sought by USACE or the NFS. Additional effects that will be considered shall include visual, auditory, and off-site anticipated erosion resulting from the constructed feature. USACE may consider information provided by other parties, such as local governments and the public, when establishing the APE. APE Definition Factors:
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Area of Potential Effects (APE). For all projects undergoing streamlined project review, Qualified Staff shall determine the APE in consultation with the MS SHPO of jurisdiction and appropriate Federally-Recognized Tribe(s). The APE will be defined as all areas to be affected effected by construction activities and areas of associated ground disturbance including but not limited to haul roads, borrow areas, staging and stockpiling areas. The APE would generally will include all areas for which a Right-of-Entry is sought by USACE or the NFSUSACE. Additional effects that will be considered shall include visual, auditory, and off-site anticipated erosion resulting from the constructed feature. USACE may consider information provided by other parties, such as local governments and the public, when establishing the APE. APE Definition Factors:
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Samples: Programmatic Agreement
