PUBLIC PARTICIPATION AND CONSULTING PARTIES Sample Clauses

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION AND CONSULTING PARTIES. A. On or before the date an Applicant sub- mits the appropriate Submission Packet to the SHPO/THPO, as prescribed by Section VII, below, the Applicant shall provide the local government that has primary land use jurisdiction over the site of the planned Un- dertaking with written notification of the planned Undertaking. B. On or before the date an Applicant sub- mits the appropriate Submission Packet to the SHPO/THPO, as prescribed by Section VII, below, the Applicant shall provide writ- ten notice to the public of the planned Un- dertaking. Such notice may be accomplished (1) through the public notification provisions of the relevant local zoning or local historic preservation process for the proposed Facil- ity; or (2) by publication in a local newspaper of general circulation. In the alternative, an Applicant may use other appropriate means of providing public notice, including seeking the assistance of the local government. C. The written notice to the local govern- ment and to the public shall include: (1) The location of the proposed Facility including its street address; (2) a description of the proposed Facility including its height and type of structure; (3) instruction on how to submit comments regarding potential effects on Historic Properties; and (4) the name, ad- dress, and telephone number of a contact person. D. A SHPO/THPO may make available lists of other groups, including Indian tribes, NHOs and organizations of Indian tribes or NHOs, which should be provided notice for Undertakings to be located in particular areas. E. If the Applicant receives a comment re- xxxxxxx potentially affected Historic Prop- erties, the Applicant shall consider the com- ment and either include it in the initial sub- mission to the SHPO/THPO, or, if the initial submission has already been made, imme- diately forward the comment to the SHPO/ THPO for review. An Applicant need not sub- mit to the SHPO/THPO any comment that does not substantially relate to potentially affected Historic Properties. F. The relevant SHPO/THPO, Indian tribes and NHOs that attach religious and cultural significance to Historic Properties that may be affected, and the local government are en- titled to be consulting parties in the Section 106 review of an Undertaking. The Council may enter the Section 106 process for a given Undertaking, on Commission invitation or on its own decision, in accordance with 36 CFR Part 800, Appendix A. An Applicant shall consider all written requests of ot...
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PUBLIC PARTICIPATION AND CONSULTING PARTIES. A. On or before the date an Applicant submits the appropriate Submission Packet to the SHPO/THPO, as prescribed by Section VII, below, the Applicant shall provide the local government that has primary land use jurisdiction over the site of the planned Undertaking with written notification of the planned Undertaking. B. On or before the date an Applicant submits the appropriate Submission Packet to the SHPO/THPO, as prescribed by Section VII, below, the Applicant shall provide written notice to the public of the planned Undertaking. Such notice may be accomplished (1) through the public notification provisions of the relevant local zoning or local historic preservation process for the proposed Facility; or (2) by publication in a local newspaper of general circulation. In the alternative, an Applicant may use other appropriate means of providing public notice, including seeking the assistance of the local government. C. The written notice to the local government and to the public shall include: (1) the location of the proposed Facility including its street address; (2) a description of the proposed Facility including its height and type of structure;

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