Common use of No Historic Properties Affected Clause in Contracts

No Historic Properties Affected. If the PennDOT CRPs determine that either there are no historic properties within the APE, or historic properties are present but will not be affected by the undertaking, the PennDOT CRPs shall issue a finding of No Historic Properties Affected through PATH. The PennDOT CRPs will document their finding according to Stipulation IV and the Cultural Resources Handbook and will notify the SHPO, the Lead Federal Agency, Tribes and Nations, and other consulting parties that a finding has been made, and make the documentation available for public inspection prior to approving the undertaking. Except when dispute resolution in Stipulation XI is invoked, PennDOT may consider Section 106 concluded.

No Historic Properties Affected. If the PennDOT CRPs determine that either there are no historic properties within the APE, or historic properties are present but will not be affected by the undertaking, the PennDOT CRPs shall issue a finding of No Historic Properties Affected through PATH. The PennDOT CRPs will document their finding according to Stipulation IV and the Cultural Resources Handbook and will notify the SHPO, the Lead Federal Agency, Tribes and Nations, and other consulting parties that a finding has been made, made and make the documentation available for public inspection prior to approving the undertaking. Except when dispute resolution in Stipulation XI is invoked, PennDOT may consider Section 106 concluded.

No Historic Properties Affected. If the PennDOT CRPs determine that either there are no historic properties within the APE, or historic properties are present but will not be affected by the undertaking, the PennDOT CRPs shall issue a finding of No Historic Properties Affected through PATHAffected. The PennDOT CRPs will document their finding according to Stipulation IV and the Cultural Resources Handbook and will notify the SHPO, the Lead Federal AgencyFHWA, Tribes and Nations, and other consulting parties that a finding has been made, and make the documentation available for public inspection prior to approving the undertaking. Except when dispute resolution in Stipulation XI is invoked, PennDOT may consider Section 106 concluded.