Screened Undertakings. The following screened undertakings require HPL screening for historic characteristic compatibility. They may or may not be approved based on historic preservation needs. In addition, they require Special Use Administrator approval and Forest Service authorization. Screened undertakings are otherwise exempt from further review or consultation pursuant to this PA or 36 C.F.R. 800; but, they must be reported as screened exemptions in the annual report for the Regional or Sierra PAs.
Screened Undertakings. Screened undertakings are those undertakings that have the potential to affect historic properties, but following appropriate screening, may be determined exempt from further review or consultation under this Agreement. The Caltrans PQS is responsible for screening those individual undertakings that are included within the classes of screened undertakings listed below to determine if those individual undertakings require further consideration, or if they may be determined exempt from further review or consultation under the terms of this Agreement, as prescribed by Stipulation VII. The undertaking will not qualify as exempt from further review if conditions must be imposed on the undertaking to ensure that potential historic properties would not be affected. All features of the undertaking, including the identification of mandatory storage, disposal, or borrow areas and construction easements, must be identified prior to the screening process. If additional features are added to a screened undertaking, the undertaking must be rescreened. This Attachment applies only when the federal undertaking is limited exclusively to one or more of the activities listed below. Additional Section 106 review will be required, following the steps outlined in Stipulation VIII of the Agreement, if the Caltrans PQS determines that the undertaking has potential to affect historic properties.
Screened Undertakings. The HPM/DHPS may determine that a specific undertaking subsumed under the list of Screened Undertakings found in Appendix D qualifies for certification as such under the streamlined procedures in this PA. Documentation regarding a Screened Undertaking’s certification and exemption from additional review under this PA shall be retained in a Forest’s cultural resources or project files, and entered into the Forest Service’s INFRA database.
Screened Undertakings. Screened undertakings are classes of undertakings that have the potential to affect historic properties, but following appropriate screening, may be determined exempt from further Section 106 review under this Agreement. This Attachment applies only when the undertaking is limited exclusively to one or more of the activities listed below. If the Caltrans PQS determines that the undertaking has potential to affect historic properties, additional Section 106 review will be required following the steps outlined in Stipulation VIII of this Agreement. The Caltrans PQS is responsible for screening individual undertakings that fall into one or more of the classes of screened undertakings listed below to determine if the individual undertaking requires further consideration, or if it may be determined exempt from further review under the terms of this Agreement, as prescribed by Stipulation VII. Only Caltrans PQS may determine that an undertaking is exempt from further review as a result of screening. Except for minor maintenance on historic bridges and tunnels, the undertaking will not qualify as exempt from further review if there may be historic properties present that could be affected. An undertaking will not qualify as exempt from review if conditions must be imposed to ensure that potential historic properties would not be affected. All features of the undertaking, including the identification of mandatory and/or designated storage, disposal, or borrow areas, depth of disturbance, and construction easements, must be identified prior to the screening process. If additional features are added to a screened undertaking, the undertaking must be rescreened. THE SCREENING PROCESS The screening process may include one or more of the following procedures. The process is not limited to the procedures below, nor are all these procedures required for all undertakings. Screening should be appropriate to the specific complexity, scale, scope, and location of the undertaking. Screening may include: • Literature/records review to determine potential for involvement of historic properties. • Contacting Indian tribes who may have concerns within the project area. • Field review of project area. • Reviewing detailed project plans. • Contacting non-federally recognized Native American organizations and individuals, local historical societies, or other potential consulting parties who may have concerns. • Reviewing aerial photographs, Caltrans photologs, historic maps, or as-b...
Screened Undertakings. Some types of undertakings, by their nature, usually have little potential to affect historic properties, but may have such potential under certain circumstances and contexts. The circumstances and contexts of such undertakings shall be reviewed (screened) by the FHRM or FHRS to determine whether further consideration of heritage preservation activities is necessary. Undertakings that shall be screened by the FHRM or FHRS are listed in Attachment 4.II.
Screened Undertakings. FHRMs or FHRSs shall determine whether a specific undertaking subsumed in the following classes of undertakings may be treated as exempt under this PA. If the FHRM or FHRS determines that an undertaking may affect historic properties, the undertaking shall not be considered exempt and shall be subject to the provisions of this Agreement or 00 XXX 000, as appropriate. Exempt undertakings may include:
