SHPO Consultation Clause Samples

The SHPO Consultation clause requires parties to engage with the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) when a project may affect historic properties or resources. Typically, this involves notifying the SHPO, providing relevant documentation, and allowing time for review and comment before proceeding with activities that could impact historic sites. This clause ensures that historic preservation concerns are considered in project planning, helping to prevent inadvertent damage to cultural resources and ensuring compliance with preservation laws.
SHPO Consultation. Except for discovery situations, BLM shall submit the results of all identification or evaluation reports and treatment plans to the SHPO for a 35- calendar day review and comment period, measured from the date of SHPO receipt.
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SHPO Consultation. Except for unanticipated discovery situations, BLM shall submit the results of all identification or evaluation reports, treatment plans, and final draft reports to the SHPO for a 45-calendar day review and comment period, measured from the date of SHPO receipt. This review period includes 10 calendar days for SHPO to review and consider comments provided by Identified Indian Tribes and Concurring Parties, as identified in Stipulation J.4, below.
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SHPO Consultation. The NRCS CRC will work with a designated Review and Compliance section Archaeologist on Section 106 review and consultation procedures. The SHPO will sign consultation correspondence and agreements.
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SHPO Consultation. E xcept for unanticip ated discovery situations, B LM shall submit the results of a ll iden tification or ev aluation reports, treatm ent plans, and final draft reports to the SHPO for a 45-cale ndar day review and comm ent period, measured from the date of SHPO r eceipt. This review period include s 10 calend ar days for SHPO to review and consider comments provided by Identified Indian Trib es and Concurring Part ies, as identified in Stipulation J.4, below.
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SHPO Consultation. The undertakings listed in Appendix C shall be exempt from Section 312 106 consideration and further consultation with the SHPO. These undertakings do not have 313 the potential to effect historic properties or their effects are foreseeable and likely to be 314 minimal. Additional undertakings may be added to Appendix C by mutual written agreement 315 of the FHWA, NMDOT, SHPO, ACHP, Indian Tribes. 316 317 VII. Standard Consultation and Review: NMDOT shall implement the following process for 318 undertakings that have the potential to affect historic properties and are not exempt from ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ (▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇). In agreement between FHWA/NMDOT and the ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ revisions to Appendix C shall be made without amending this PA 321 322 A. Area of Potential Effects: The NMDOT shall be responsible for establishing the 323 undertaking and defining the area of potential effects (APE). The NMDOT and ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ have established appropriate APEs for the most common undertakings. These standards 325 are the maximum APE limits for evaluating potential effects. The undertaking-specific 326 APEs will conform to NMDOT guidelines (Stipulation V) and as specified below. The 327 NMDOT will provide SHPO with maps clearly delineating the APE and locations of 328 surveyed resources on project plans or project maps. 329
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SHPO Consultation. 1. The USMMA designated CRM shall consult with SHPO for all projects that have the potential to adversely affect historic properties using the following process: a. The USMMA designated CRM shall prepare a notification package for the SHPO that includes a description of the undertaking, an illustration of the APE, a list of identified historic properties within the APE, photographs of properties within the APE, and the justification for the effects determination. b. The USMMA designated CRM shall submit the notification package to the SHPO via SHPO’s online New York Cultural Resource Information System (▇▇▇▇). Upon receipt of the notification package, the SHPO has thirty (30) calendar days to provide a written response to the USMMA designated CRM. If the SHPO does not respond within thirty (30) days, the USMMA will presume SHPO’s concurrence.
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Related to SHPO Consultation

  • JOINT CONSULTATION 25.01 The parties acknowledge the mutual benefits to be derived from joint consultation and will consult on matters of common interest. 25.02 The subjects that may be determined as appropriate for joint consultation will be by mutual agreement of the parties. 25.03 Wherever possible, the Council shall consult with representatives of the Professional Institute at the appropriate level about contemplated changes in conditions of employment or working conditions not governed by this Agreement.

  • Consultation 10.1 The Employer agrees to consult the Employee timeously where the exercising of its powers will have amongst others- 10.1.1 A direct effect on the performance of any of the Employee’s functions; 10.1.2 Commit the Employee to implement or to give effect to a decision made by the Employer; and 10.1.3 A substantial financial effect on the Employer. 10.2 The Employer agrees to inform the Employee of the outcome of any decisions taken pursuant to the exercise of powers contemplated in clause 12.1 as soon as is practicable to enable the Employee to take any necessary action with delay.

  • Tax Consultation Optionee understands that Optionee may suffer adverse tax consequences as a result of Optionee’s purchase or disposition of the Shares. Optionee represents that Optionee has consulted with any tax consultants Optionee deems advisable in connection with the purchase or disposition of the Shares and that Optionee is not relying on the Company for any tax advice.

  • Union Consultation The Union is entitled to consult the Employer or its representative, whenever it is alleged that Employees are required to work unreasonable amounts of overtime.

  • Consultations A Party may request in writing consultations with the other Party with respect to any matter referred to in Article 174 (Scope of Application).