Identify Potential Tribal Consulting Parties Sample Clauses

Identify Potential Tribal Consulting Parties. Although federally recognized Indian tribes hold a special role and status under the National Historic Preservation Act, Caltrans conducts 36 CFR 800 consultation with all California Native American Tribes. Caltrans relies on the list of California Native American Tribes, maintained by the California Native American Heritage Commission (NAHC), to identify federally- and non- federally recognized culturally affiliated tribal governments with whom Caltrans must consult concerning potential effects to tribal heritage resources. Upon the initiation of the Begin Environmental milestone, Caltrans or the local agency shall submit a Native American contact list and Sacred Lands File (SLF) search request to the NAHC to obtain current tribal government contact information. This step may also be necessary for renewed tribal consultation efforts on existing undertakings due to the passage of time. In the event of delayed NAHC responses or other extenuating circumstances, Caltrans PQS may utilize a recent NAHC contact list obtained for a previous undertaking in the vicinity of the current undertaking; however, the PQS should still submit a new NAHC request in the interest of maintaining current information, and to ensure that all Native American contacts are included in the consultation efforts. Caltrans will not refuse consultation due to an error or omission of a California Native American Tribe from the NAHC contact list on an undertaking in their ancestral territory. Tribal organizations or persons who are not on the NAHC’s tribal contact list may participate in the environmental review process as members of the public and may provide input and comments as part of the public review and comment periods associated with the undertaking. As indicated in Stipulation V of this Agreement, certain individuals and organizations with a demonstrated interest in the undertaking may also participate as consulting parties due to the nature of their legal or economic relation to the undertaking or affected properties, or their concern with the undertaking's effects on historic properties. In such cases, in consultation with the SHPO and the FHWA, Caltrans may identify other consulting parties, not listed on the NAHC’s tribal contact list if they have a demonstrated interest in an undertaking or a cultural resource.
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