IDENTIFYING AND EVALUATING HISTORIC PROPERTIES Sample Clauses

IDENTIFYING AND EVALUATING HISTORIC PROPERTIES. 97 105 108 110 114
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IDENTIFYING AND EVALUATING HISTORIC PROPERTIES. A. The STA will be responsible for identifying and evaluating all historic properties within each activity’s area of potential effect, and evaluating eligibility for the National Register of Historic Places, in consultation with the individual State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO), following the procedures set out in 36 CFR 800.4. B. The STA may encourage or require project sponsors to include historic property documentation or survey results as part of the transportation enhancement activity application, in consultation with the SHPO.
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IDENTIFYING AND EVALUATING HISTORIC PROPERTIES. Preliminary step in identifying potential historic properties. All Projects will require a CEDO Project Review Form (CEDO-PRF). During the review stage of the Environmental Review process, CEDO shall consult with VDHP to identify information in existing inventories on historic properties that may be affected by project activities. This should include but not be limited to: current listings of the NRHP; Vermont Historic Sites and Structures Survey and State Register of Historic Places; Vermont Archaeological Inventory; properties recommended as meeting the National Register Criteria for Evaluation and determined to be potentially eligible for the NRHP by VDHP; and any other readily available information in SHPO’s Online Resource Center files. VDHP shall also apply the environmental predictive model to determine if the project area contains potential archaeological sites. VDHP shall provide any applicable information identified in the above background review to CEDO. In the case of scattered site housing rehabilitation or scattered site economic development projects, where the specific locations of projects are unknown at the preliminary review stage, CEDO, qualified professional/approved CEDO employee if needed, shall conduct the above background review once specific locations are known. CEDO may submit recommendations for eligibility for properties to VDHP concurrently with proposed treatment plans to expedite the Section 106 review. After a 15-day initial review, VDHP shall inform CEDO of any missing or additional documentation required for evaluation. VDHP shall provide written comments to CEDO within 30 days following receipt of adequate documentation. If it is determined that there is a potential for historic architectural and/or archaeological properties to be affected, a qualified professional must be retained or an approved CEDO employee assigned to review the project.
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IDENTIFYING AND EVALUATING HISTORIC PROPERTIES. 1. Preliminary step in identifying potential historic properties. a. All Projects will require a PRF. During the Preliminary Review stage of the Environmental Review process, the potential Recipient shall consult with VDHP to identify information in existing inventories on historic properties that may be affected by project activities. VDHP shall conduct this background review by checking: i. current listings of the NRHP;
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IDENTIFYING AND EVALUATING HISTORIC PROPERTIES. 96 97 The Federal agency shall identify and evaluate historic properties and archaeological resources 98 using online site data submission pages that shall be entered using the XXXX portal. 100 The Federal agency shall obtain permits from the LPC for any restoration, alteration, 101 reconstruction, demolition, or new construction that affects the exterior of an individual 102 landmark or a building in a historic district if the project requires a permit from the Department 103 of Buildings. 104 105 The Federal agency shall obtain permits from the LPC for any archaeological field investigations 106 in New York City. 107 108 V. Documentation Requirements 109 110 The Federal agency shall comply with the following NYSHPO and LPC requirements, as 111 applicable, when submitting documents to NYSHPO and LPC for a Tier 2 undertaking in the 000 Xxxxx xx Xxx Xxxx and the City of New York, except as otherwise determined by the Federal 113 agency in consultation with the NYSHPO and the LPC: 114 115 • Recommended Standards for Historic Resources Surveys (NYSHPO 2010) 116 • Phase I Archaeological Report Format Requirements Guidelines (NYSHPO 2005) 117 • Standards for Cultural Resource Investigations and the Curation of Archaeological 118 Collections in New York State (NYAC 1994) 119 • Landmarks Preservation Commission Guidelines for Archaeological Work in New 120 York City (LPC 2002) 121 • City Environmental Quality Review (CEQR) Technical Manual (NYC Mayor’s 122 Office 2014) 123 124 The Federal agency shall consult with the NYSHPO and LPC prior to the onset of Tier 2 projects 125 to ensure that these regulations are up to date. 126 127 VI. Document Review Process 128 129 The Federal agency shall comply with the following requirements when submitting documents to 130 the NYSHPO and LPC for review: 131 132 • The Federal agency shall send final reports to the NYSHPO for review by uploading 133 to XXXX in electronic copy. 134 • The Federal agency shall send final reports to the LPC for review in hard copy. 135 • The NYSHPO and LPC shall review and comment on all adequately documented 136 project submittals within 30 calendar days of receipt. 137
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