Common use of Programmatic Allowances Clause in Contracts

Programmatic Allowances. This list of Allowances enumerates FEMA funded activities that based on FEMA experience have no or limited effect on historic properties if implemented as specified in this Appendix and will not require review by the SHPO and participating Tribe(s). The allowances consist of two tiers – First Tier and Second Tier. Staff may apply First Tier allowances without meeting any professional historic preservation qualification standards, while only staff meeting the applicable SOI Professional Qualifications Standards in accordance with Stipulation I.B(1)(a) of this Agreement may apply Second Tier allowances. When referenced in the allowances, “in-kind” shall mean that it is either the same or a similar material, and the result shall match all physical and visual aspects, including form, color, and workmanship. The in-kind repair provided for in both First and Second Tier allowances in Appendix B should be limited to pre-existing architectural features and physical components of buildings and structures. When referenced in the allowances, “previously disturbed soils” shall refer to soils that are not likely to possess intact and distinct soil horizons and have the reduced likelihood of possessing historic properties within their original depositional contexts in the area and depth to be excavated.

Programmatic Allowances. This list of Programmatic Allowances enumerates FEMA funded activities that based on FEMA experience have no or limited effect on historic properties if implemented as specified in this Appendix and will not require review by the SHPO and participating Tribe(s). The allowances consist of two tiers – First Tier and Second Tier. Staff may apply First Tier allowances without meeting any professional historic preservation qualification standards, while only staff meeting the applicable SOI Professional Qualifications Standards in accordance with Stipulation I.B(1)(a) of this Agreement may apply Second Tier allowances. When referenced in the allowances, “in-kind” shall mean that it is either the same or a similar material, and the result shall match all physical and visual aspects, including form, color, and workmanship. The in-kind repair provided for in both First and Second Tier allowances in Appendix B should be limited to pre-existing architectural features and physical components of buildings and structures. When referenced in the allowances, “previously disturbed soils” shall refer to soils that are not likely to possess intact and distinct soil horizons and have the reduced likelihood of possessing historic properties within their original depositional contexts in the area and to the depth to be excavated.. First Tier Allowances

Programmatic Allowances. This list of Programmatic Allowances enumerates FEMA FEMA-funded activities that based on FEMA experience experience, have no or limited minimal effect on historic properties if implemented as specified in this Appendix and will not require review by the SHPO and participating Tribe(s)SHPO. The allowances Programmatic Allowances consist of two tiers – First Tier and Second Tier. Staff may apply First Tier allowances without meeting any whether or not they meet professional historic preservation qualification standards, while only staff meeting the applicable SOI Professional Qualifications Standards Qualfied in accordance with Stipulation I.B(1)(a) of this Agreement may apply Second Tier allowances. When referenced in the allowancesProgrammatic Allowances, “in-kind” shall mean that it is either the same or a similar material, and the result shall match all physical and visual aspects, including form, color, and workmanship. The in-kind repair provided for in both First and Second Tier allowances in Appendix B should be limited to pre-existing architectural features and physical components of buildings and structures. When referenced in the allowances, “previously disturbed soils” shall refer to soils that are not likely to possess intact and distinct soil horizons and have the reduced likelihood of possessing historic properties within their original depositional contexts in the area and to the depth to be excavated.