CONSULTATION WITH TRIBES. A. In addition to consultation as described in Part I of this Agreement, BOEM shall continue to consult with the Tribes throughout the implementation of this Agreement in a government-to-government manner consistent with Executive Order 13175, Presidential memoranda, and any Department of the Interior policies, on subjects related to the undertakings.
CONSULTATION WITH TRIBES. 1. In addition to all other opportunities to comment pursuant to Section 6.2, appropriate consultations shall occur with federally recognized Tribes in the Originating Party for all Proposals subject to Council or Regional Review pursuant to this Compact. Such consultations shall be organized in the manner suitable to the individual Proposal and the laws and policies of the Originating Party.
CONSULTATION WITH TRIBES. A. FHWA shall retain ultimate responsibility for complying with all federal requirements pertaining to government-to-government consultation with the Osage Nation and other consulting Tribes. FHWA has entrusted day-to-day tasks related to tribal documentation to ARDOT. FHWA Environmental Coordinator reviews and signs all documentation sent to the Osage Nation and other consulting Tribes. Notwithstanding any other provision of this stipulation, FHWA shall honor the request of any Tribe for government-to- government consultation regarding an undertaking covered by this Agreement.
CONSULTATION WITH TRIBES. A. FHWA shall take the lead in identifying and establishing consultation with Tribes consistent with the requirements of 36 C.F.R. § 800.2(c)(2) and 36 C.F.R. § 800.3(c)-(f). SDDOT EPC may provide general day-to-day project specific coordination of information to Tribes, but FHWA shall retain ultimate responsibility for complying with all federal requirements pertaining to government-to-government consultation with Tribes.
CONSULTATION WITH TRIBES. Consultation is the timely, mutual, meaningful, and interactive process of collaboration between the Tribes, FHWA, MDOT, and the SHPO regarding historic properties of Tribal significance that may be affected by an undertaking.
CONSULTATION WITH TRIBES. A. FHWA shall take the lead in identifying and establishing consultation with federally recognized Indian tribes consistent with the requirements of 36 CFR § 800.2(c)(2) and 36 CFR § 800.3(c)-(f). VTrans may provide general coordination information to Tribes but FHWA shall retain ultimate responsibility for complying with all federal requirements pertaining to government-to-government consultation with Tribes.
CONSULTATION WITH TRIBES. A. Where formal consultation agreements with Tribes exist, CTDOT may provide general coordination information to Tribes but FHWA shall retain ultimate responsibility for complying with all federal requirements pertaining to government-to-government consultation with Tribes. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Stipulation III.A, FHWA shall honor the request of any Tribe for government-to-government consultation regarding an undertaking covered by this Agreement.
CONSULTATION WITH TRIBES. A. The Lead Federal Agency, Maine DOT shall identify and establish consultation with Tribes consistent with the requirements of 36 CFR 800.2(c)(2) and 36 CFR 800.3(c)-(f). Maine DOT, may provide general coordination information to Tribes, but the Lead Federal Agency shall retain ultimate responsibility for all federal requirements pertaining to government-to-government consultation.
CONSULTATION WITH TRIBES. FHWA shall take the lead in consultation with Indian tribes consistent with the requirements of 36 CFR 800.2(c)(2) and 36 CFR 800.3(c)-(f). DDOT may provide general coordination information to Tribes but FHWA shall retain ultimate responsibilities for complying with all federal requirements pertaining to government-to-government consultation with Tribes.
CONSULTATION WITH TRIBES. A. FHWA, FTA, and WFLHD recognize that they have a unique legal relationship with Indian tribes set forth in the Constitution of the United States, treaties, statutes, and court decisions; and that consultation with an Indian tribe must therefore recognize the government-to-government relationship between the federal government and Indian tribes. Nothing in this Agreement affects or changes FHWA, FTA, or WFLHD trust responsibilities and obligations toward Indian tribes. Consultation with Indian tribes must also recognize and respect the government-to-government relationships that exist among federal and state governments and federally-recognized Indian tribes. The Section 106 review process is one of the consultations within the framework of those government-to- government relationships established by the NHPA, treaties, and other laws, agreements and policies, including the Washington State Centennial Accord1. Accordingly, the parties recognize that consultation with Indian tribes is also carried out that is not related to the Section 106 process.
