Review in Advance of Emergency Action Sample Clauses

Review in Advance of Emergency Action. If the emergency action has the potential to affect historic properties, LJCMG shall notify the Signatories and Consulting Parties no less than 7 calendar days prior to the emergency action and provide a plan to address the emergency. The Signatories and Consulting Parties shall have 7 calendar days to review the plan and to respond to LJCMG with an alternate plan. If no Signatory offers an alternate plan within 7 calendar days, then LJCMG may implement the proposed plan. If one or more Signatories offer an alternate plan, LJCMG will consider the alternative plan(s) and will notify the Signatories and Consulting Parties of its intended approach. Signatories and Consulting Parties shall have 15 calendar days to provide written comments to LJCMG on the emergency action and its effect on historic properties. If a Signatory concludes that a historic property will be or has been adversely affected by the emergency action and mitigation is warranted, then LJCMG will consult with the Signatories to develop an MOA per 36 CFR § 800.6(c).
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