Common use of Identification and Evaluation Clause in Contracts

Identification and Evaluation. A. The Recipient shall establish the Area of Potential Effect (APE) for all program undertakings defined in the XXX xxxxx agreement for the State. B. The Recipient shall complete the identification and evaluation of historic properties utilizing existing information including the National Register, state surveys, and county and local surveys. In addition, the Recipient and SHPO may use or develop protocols that are consistent with 36 CFR Section 800.4 for the review of consensus determinations of eligibility. C. The Recipient shall consult with Indian tribes or NHOs to determine if there are historic properties of religious or cultural significance that were not previously identified or considered in surveys or related Section 106 reviews, as appropriate. D. Archaeology surveys are required only for new ground disturbing project undertakings and shall be limited in scope subject to the concurrence of Indian tribes or NHOs that may attach religious or cultural significance to historic properties in the project area. Project undertakings requiring more than minimal ground disturbance shall be forwarded to the SHPO and THPOs or Indian tribes or NHOs concurrently for review. E. In order to avoid potential delays, prior to initiating undertakings the SHPO may review the Recipient’s scopes of work for above ground surveys and archaeology surveys that are deemed necessary to administer the Recipient’s Programs and to implement the terms of this PA. F. The Recipient shall refer disputes regarding determinations of eligibility to DOE for review and referral to the Keeper of the National Register in accordance with 800.4(c)(2).

Identification and Evaluation. A. The Recipient shall establish the Area of Potential Effect (APE) for all program undertakings defined in the XXX xxxxx agreement for the State. B. The Recipient shall complete the identification and evaluation of historic properties utilizing existing information including the National Register, state surveys, and county and local surveys. In addition, the Recipient and SHPO may use or develop protocols that are consistent with 36 CFR Section 800.4 for the review of consensus determinations of eligibility. C. The Recipient shall consult with Indian tribes or NHOs to determine if there are historic properties of religious or cultural significance that were not previously identified or considered in surveys or related Section 106 reviews, as appropriate. D. Archaeology surveys are required only for new ground disturbing project undertakings and shall be limited in scope subject to the concurrence of Indian tribes or NHOs that may attach religious or cultural significance to historic properties in the project area. Project undertakings requiring more than minimal ground disturbance shall be forwarded to the SHPO and THPOs or Indian tribes or NHOs concurrently for review. E. In order to avoid potential delays, prior to initiating undertakings the SHPO may will review the Recipient’s 's scopes of work for above ground surveys and archaeology surveys that are deemed necessary to administer the Recipient’s 's Programs and to implement the terms of this PA. F. The Recipient shall refer disputes regarding determinations of eligibility to DOE for review and referral to the Keeper of the National Register in accordance with 800.4(c)(2).

Identification and Evaluation. A. The Recipient shall establish the Area of Potential Effect Effects (APE) for all program undertakings defined in the XXX xxxxx agreement for the State. B. The Recipient shall complete the identification and evaluation of historic properties utilizing existing information including the National Register, state surveys, and county and local surveys. In addition, the Recipient and SHPO may use or develop protocols that are consistent with 36 CFR Section 800.4 for the review of consensus determinations of eligibility. C. The Recipient shall consult with Indian tribes or NHOs to determine if there are historic properties of religious or cultural significance that were not previously identified or considered in surveys or related Section 106 reviews, as appropriate. D. Archaeology surveys are required only for new ground disturbing project undertakings and shall be limited in scope subject to the concurrence of the SHPO and Indian tribes or NHOs that may attach religious or cultural significance to historic properties in the project area. Project undertakings requiring more than minimal ground disturbance beyond the limits of previous disturbance, if applicable, shall be forwarded to the SHPO and THPOs or Indian tribes or NHOs concurrently for review. E. In order to avoid potential delays, prior to initiating undertakings the SHPO may review the Recipient’s 's scopes of work for above ground surveys and archaeology surveys that are deemed necessary to administer the Recipient’s 's Programs and to implement the terms of this PA. F. The Recipient shall refer disputes regarding determinations of eligibility to DOE for review and if necessary, referral to the Keeper of the National Register in accordance with 800.4(c)(2).