Exempt Activities. The list of exempt activities applies to all projects not otherwise made exempt under Section V(A) “General Exemption.” For purposes of this Agreement, the term “in-kind replacement” is defined as installation of a new element that duplicates the material, dimensions, configuration and detailing of the original element.
Exempt Activities. For Undertakings that involve Historic Properties or are within APEs that contain Historic Properties, review of the following activities is not required because there is limited potential for the activity to result in an adverse effect.
Exempt Activities. Undertakings that typically have no appreciable potential to cause effects to historic properties. Examples include pavement resurfacing, installation of fencing, construction of bicycle/pedestrian lanes, installation of rumble strips, and landscaping in previously disturbed ground. Work is limited to the activities listed in Appendix A. An undertaking will not qualify as exempt from review if conditions must be imposed to ensure that potential historic properties would not be affected.
Exempt Activities. No review of properties is required if program activities are limited solely to those listed because these activities have a limited potential to affect historic properties;
Exempt Activities. A. No further review is required if the Preservation Professional determines that programs activities will involve properties with the following characteristics:
Exempt Activities. A. If the STATE determines that CDBG, HOME, ESG and HOPWA program activities will involve properties less than fifty (50) years old or CDBG, HOME, ESG and HOPWA activities are limited solely to those included in Appendix 1, no further review is required, including evaluation of the property for National Register eligibility.
Exempt Activities. The following undertakings have no or limited potential to affect historic properties and do not require further review or consultation with the SHPO or ACHP, provided the undertakings comply with The Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties and are reviewed by the City's Preservation Manager. For purposes of this agreement, the terms “in-kind repair” or “in-kind replacement” are defined as installation of a new element that duplicates the material, dimensions, configuration and detailing of the original element. Exempt activities apply to projects not otherwise made exempt under Section I.A., “General Exemptions.”
Exempt Activities. The review of proposed HUD-funded projects is not required if the City’s CRD determines that program activities are limited to the exemptions outlined in Appendix B. Activities that are not applicable to this PA will still require compliance with Section 106 regulation 36 CFR Part 800.
Exempt Activities. 1. Funding, developing, or implementing programs related to in-stream releases related to water quality, fisheries, and other environmental improvements, provided the released water is within the historic flow range for the river or stream.
Exempt Activities a. Lands used for agricultural purposes.
