Common use of Concurring Parties Clause in Contracts

Concurring Parties. The following parties have been invited to sign the PA as Concurring Parties and, once they have signed the PA, assume roles defined in the text of this PA to consult4 on identification, evaluation, and treatment of historic properties, to participate in annual workshops, to participate in resolving objections, and to advise the Signatories. Consulting Parties identified during the development of this PA include: the Mayor of Tinian, the Northern Mariana Islands Museum of History and Culture, the Guam Preservation Trust, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the Department of Chamorro Affairs, the Guam Museum, Commission on Decolonization, Task Force on 4 For purposes of this PA, the terms “consult” and “consultation” (as defined in 36 CFR 800.16(f)) shall not be interpreted to imply or require procedures or input from any party to this agreement or the public beyond the procedures incorporated in the PA. Free Association, We Are Guahan, Fuetsan Famalao'an, Guam Boonie Stompers, Chamorro Tribe, Nasion Chamoru, Guam Legislature, Taotaomona Native Rights, and Dr. Xxx Xxxx. DoD may invite additional organizations and individuals to become Concurring Parties in the future, based on expression of interest and involvement with historic preservation issues.