Conduct Expedited Reviews Sample Clauses

Conduct Expedited Reviews a. If the emergency Undertaking is an immediate rescue and salvage operation conducted in response to an event to preserve life and property, FEMA has no Section 106 consultation responsibilities in accordance with 36 CFR § 800.12(d); or b. If the emergency Undertaking meets one or more of the Allowances in Appendix B of this Agreement, FEMA shall complete the Section 106 review process pursuant to Stipulation II.A.1, Programmatic Allowances. c. If FEMA determines that the emergency Undertaking would adversely affect a historic property during this expedited review period: i. To the extent practicable, FEMA will propose treatment measures that would address adverse effects during implementation, and request the comments of the SHPO and participating Tribe(s) within three (3) days of receipt of this information unless FEMA determines the nature of the emergency warrants a shorter time period. FEMA will call the THPOs and consulting Tribe(s) to inform them the notice and documentation has been sent and this is an expedited review. ii. FEMA may provide this information through written requests, telephone conversations, meetings, or electronic media. In all cases, FEMA shall clarify that an “expedited review” is being requested for the Undertaking. iii. FEMA shall take into account any timely comments provided by SHPO and/or participating Tribe(s) in making a decision on how to proceed. iv. Should the SHPO and/or participating Tribe(s) not comment within three (3) calendar days, FEMA shall complete Section 106 consultation for the Undertaking based on the available information. v. FEMA shall notify the SHPO and participating Tribe(s) of the final decision, indicating how any comments received were considered in reaching that decision.
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Conduct Expedited Reviews a. If the emergency Undertaking is an immediate rescue and salvage operation conducted in response to an event to preserve life and property, FEMA has no Section 106 consultation responsibilities in accordance with 36 CFR § 800.12(d); or b. If the emergency Undertaking meets one or more of the Allowances in Appendix B of this Agreement, FEMA shall complete the Section 106 review process pursuant to Stipulation II.A.1, Programmatic Allowances. c. If FEMA determines that the emergency Undertaking would adversely affect a historic property during this expedited review period: i. To the extent practicable, FEMA will propose treatment measures that would address adverse effects during implementation, and request the comments of the SHPO within three (3) days of receipt of this information unless FEMA determines the nature of the emergency warrants a shorter time period. ii. FEMA may provide this information through written requests, telephone conversations, meetings, or electronic media (CD’s only). In all cases, FEMA shall clarify that an “expedited review” is being requested for the Undertaking. iii. FEMA shall take into account any timely comments provided by SHPO in making a decision on how to proceed. iv. Should the SHPO not comment within three (3) days, FEMA shall complete Section 106 consultation for the Undertaking based on the available information. v. FEMA shall notify the SHPO of the final decision, indicating how any comments received were considered in reaching that decision.
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Conduct Expedited Reviews a. If the emergency Undertaking is an immediate rescue and salvage operation conducted in response to an event to preserve life and property, FEMA has no Section 106 consultation responsibilities in accordance with 36 CFR § 800.12(d); or b. If the emergency Undertaking meets one or more of the Allowances in Appendix B of this Agreement, FEMA shall complete the Section 106 review process pursuant to Stipulation II.A.1.,
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Conduct Expedited Reviews. 525 a. If the emergency Undertaking is an immediate rescue and salvage operation 526 conducted in response to an event to preserve life and property, FEMA has no 527 Section 106 consultation responsibilities in accordance with 36 CFR § 800.12(d); 528 or 529 530 b. If the emergency Undertaking meets one or more of the Allowances in Appendix B 531 of this Agreement, FEMA shall complete the Section 106 review process pursuant 532 to Stipulation II.A.1, Programmatic Allowances. 533 534 c. If FEMA determines that the emergency Undertaking would adversely affect a 535 historic property during this expedited review period: 536 537 i. To the extent practicable, FEMA will propose treatment measures that would 538 address adverse effects during implementation, and request the comments of 539 the SHPO and participating Tribe(s) within 3 days of receipt of this 540 information unless FEMA determines the nature of the emergency warrants a 541 shorter time period. 542 543 ii. FEMA may provide this information through written requests, telephone 544 conversations, meetings, or electronic media. In all cases, FEMA shall clarify 545 that an “expedited review” is being requested for the Undertaking. 546 547 iii. FEMA shall take into account any timely comments provided by SHPO and/or 548 participating Tribe(s) in making a decision on how to proceed. 549 550 iv. Should the SHPO and/or participating Tribe(s) not comment within 3 days, 551 FEMA shall complete Section 106 consultation for the Undertaking based on 552 the available information. 553 554 v. FEMA shall notify the SHPO and participating Tribe(s) of the final decision, 555 indicating how any comments received were considered in reaching that 556 decision. 557
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Conduct Expedited Reviews. If the Undertaking is an immediate rescue and salvage operation conducted in
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Conduct Expedited Reviews. 542 a. If the emergency Undertaking is an immediate rescue and salvage operation 543 conducted in response to an event to preserve life and property, FEMA has no 544 Section 106 consultation responsibilities in accordance with 36 CFR § 800.12(d), 545 but will provide SHPO and the appropriate Tribes written notification that the 546 undertaking occurred; or 547 548 b. In the case where Stipulation II.B.2.a does not apply, but where the emergency 549 Undertaking meets one or more of the allowances in Appendix B of this Agreement, 550 FEMA shall complete the Section 106 review process pursuant to Stipulation II.A.1, 551 Programmatic Allowances. 552 553 c. In the case where neither Stipulation II.B.2.a or b apply, and FEMA determines that 554 the emergency Undertaking would adversely affect a historic property during this 555 expedited review period: 556 557 i. To the extent practicable, FEMA will propose treatment measures that would 558 address adverse effects during implementation and request the comments of the 559 SHPO and participating Tribe(s) within three (3) days of receipt of this 560 information unless FEMA determines the nature of the emergency warrants a 561 shorter time period. 562 563 ii. FEMA may provide this information through written requests in the body of the 564 consultation letter or through electronic media. In all cases, FEMA shall clarify 565 that an “expedited review” is being requested for the Undertaking. 566
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Conduct Expedited Reviews a. If the emergency Undertaking is an immediate rescue and salvage operation conducted in response to an event to preserve life and property, FEMA has no Section 106 consultation responsibilities in accordance with 36 CFR § 800.12(d); or b. If the emergency Undertaking meets one or more of the Allowances in Appendix B of this Agreement, FEMA shall complete the Section 106 review process pursuant to Stipulation II.A.1., Programmatic Allowances. c. If FEMA, in consultation with the SHPO and OHA, determines that the emergency Undertaking will not affect a historic property, the Section 106 review of the Undertaking will have concluded. d. If FEMA, in consultation with the SHPO and OHA, determines that the emergency Undertaking will not adversely affect a historic property, the Section 106 review of the Undertaking will have concluded. e. If FEMA determines that the emergency Undertaking would adversely affect a historic property during this expedited review period: i. To the extent practicable, FEMA will propose treatment measures that would address adverse effects during implementation, and request the comments of the SHPO, OHA, and participating Native Hawaiian organization(s) within five (5) days of receipt of this information unless FEMA determines the nature of the emergency warrants a shorter time period. ii. FEMA may provide this information through written requests, telephone conversations, meetings, or electronic media. In all cases, FEMA shall clarify that an “expedited review” is being requested for the Undertaking. iii. FEMA shall take into account any timely comments provided by the SHPO, OHA, and/or participating Native Hawaiian organization(s) in making a decision on how to proceed. iv. Should the SHPO, OHA, and/or participating Native Hawaiian organization(s) not comment within five (5) days, FEMA shall complete Section 106 consultation for the Undertaking based on the available information. v. FEMA shall notify the SHPO, OHA, and participating Native Hawaiian organization(s) of the final decision, indicating how any comments received were considered in reaching that decision. vi. Xxx XXX Xxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx XXX Program Coordinator will be invited to participate in consultation under expedited review for emergency Undertakings that would adversely affect an NHL.
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Conduct Expedited Reviews. 509 a. If the emergency Undertaking is an immediate rescue and salvage operation 510 conducted in response to an event to preserve life and property, FEMA has no 511 Section 106 consultation responsibilities in accordance with 36 CFR § 800.12(d); 512 or 513
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Conduct Expedited Reviews. 1. If the emergency Undertaking is an immediate rescue and salvage operation DocuSign Envelope ID: 37B64FE9-B6A5-4318-8583-2DD39C53BCF5 conducted in response to an event to preserve life and property, the City has no Section 106 consultation responsibilities in accordance with 36 C.F.R. § 800.12(d). 2. If the emergency Undertaking meets one or more of the Programmatic Exclusions in Appendix C of this Agreement, the City shall complete the Section 106 review process pursuant to Stipulation IV.A. of this Agreement. 3. If the City determines that the emergency Undertaking would adversely affect a Historic Property during this expedited review period: a. To the extent practicable, the City will propose treatment measures that would address adverse effects during implementation and request the comments of the SHPO and the participating Tribe(s) within three (3) calendar days of receipt of this information unless the City determines the nature of the emergency warrants a shorter time period. b. The City may provide this information through written requests, telephone conversations, meetings, or electronic media. In all cases, the City shall clarify that an "expedited review" is being requested for the Undertaking. c. The City shall consider comments timely provided by the SHPO and/or the participating Tribe(s) in deciding how to proceed. d. If neither the SHPO nor any of the participating Tribe comments within three (3) calendar days, the City may complete Section 106 review for the Undertaking based on the available information. e. The City shall notify the SHPO and the participating Tribe(s) of the final decision, indicating how any comments received were considered in reaching that decision. f. The City shall provide the SHPO, the ACHP and/or the participating Tribe(s) a narrative report documenting the actions taken in accordance with this expedited consultation process within six (6) months following the initiation of the expedited consultation.
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