Common use of Use of the Submission Packet Clause in Contracts

Use of the Submission Packet. 1. For each Undertaking within the scope of this Nationwide Agreement, the Applicant shall initially determine whether there are no Historic Properties affected, no adverse effect on Historic Properties, or an adverse effect on Historic Properties. The Applicant shall prepare a Submission Packet and sub- mit it to the SHPO/THPO and to all con- sulting parties, including any Indian tribe or NHO that is participating as a consulting party. 2. The SHPO/THPO shall have 30 days from receipt of the requisite documentation to re- view the Submission Packet. 3. If the SHPO/THPO receives a comment or objection, in accordance with Section V.E, more than 25 but less than 31 days following its receipt of the initial submission, the SHPO/THPO shall have five calendar days to consider such comment or objection before the Section 106 process is complete or the matter may be submitted to the Commis- sion. 4. If the SHPO/THPO determines the Appli- cant’s Submission Packet is inadequate, or if the SHPO/THPO identifies additional His- toric Properties within the APE, the SHPO/ THPO will immediately notify the Applicant and describe any deficiencies. The SHPO/ THPO may close its file without prejudice if the Applicant does not resubmit an amended Submission Packet within 60 days following the Applicant’s receipt of the returned Sub- mission Packet. Resubmission of the Sub- mission Packet to the SHPO/THPO com- mences a new 30 day period for review.