Common use of Other Situations Clause in Contracts

Other Situations. If there is no management plan for the affected eligible historic road, and not all the project activities are covered in Table J-1, then DOT&PF will review the road’s DOE to understand the road’s essential physical features (EPFs) and what aspects of integrity it retains. (Road features which were not identified as EPFs would not be addressed in the effects assessment.) The assessment of effect will consider the criteria under which the road has been determined significant— Criterion A, Criterion C, or both. Whether an undertaking’s effect on the historic road is adverse will be linked to the road’s significance as it relates to its EPFs. The assessment of effect would consider the scope and scale of the work in relation to the road’s significance and extent of EPFs. It is the intent of the signatories that the potential diminishment of qualities that make a road (or road segment) NRHP-eligible be understood as a flexible concept when the scope and scale of work, to be considered in project consultation, is modest.