Unless otherwise stated in this Agreement, for example.B. Stipulation 4C above, ODOT FHWA and SHPO provide copies of all effect results. During the period during which ODOT provides for a funded organization to review ODOT projects, SHPO is prepared to comment on the proposed findings within 21 days of receipt. This agreement has no bearing on the 30-day standard comment period for tribes and other council parties. The “Results of effect” documentation is consistent with the Schedule 3 format. Requests for copies of programmatic agreements should be directed to CHPA staff. For more information on programming agreements, see the CHPA guidelines for contract documents. Programming agreements are the most commonly used alternative for the program. They allow federal authorities to regulate the implementation of a particular agency program or to resolve the adverse effects of complex projects or several similar undertakings by negotiating an agreement between the Agency, SHPO/THPO (s) and ACHP.

In certain circumstances, the ACHP may also designate a given agency agreement as a prototype agreement, which can be used for the same type of program or business on several programs or territories. The Section 106 review process is one of the consultations in the government-government relationship established by the laws and statutes of the Oregon NHPA, as well as by other agreements and policies such as the ODOT government. The parties therefore recognize that consultations with tribes are also conducted in circumstances that are not related to the Section 106 procedure. A federal authority may also follow an “PA program” [36 CFR 800.14 (b) (2) ] if it wishes to create a Section 106 procedure that differs from the standard verification procedure for all businesses under a given program. A program with companies with similar or repetitive effects on historic real estate such as.B. Community Development Block Grant Agreements, may avoid the need for individual audits for each project. The authorities may also formally delegate the decision-making powers of Section 106 to non-federal parties, for example. B to public transport ministries. CONSIDERING that 36 C.R.

800.14 (b) allows federal agencies to meet their obligations under Section 106 of the NHPA by developing and implementing programmatic agreements; and CONSIDERING that, on 15 August 2003, the FHWA, FDOT, SHPO and ACHP executed the Florida State History Prevention Officer (SHPO) and the Advisory Council on Historical Preservation (AOA) Agency Agreement (AOA) on August 15, 2003, known as AOA, which contains programmatic provisions to define levels of historical resource collection and evaluation and consultation and coordination efforts; and CONSIDERING that the provisions of the programme contained in the AOA have been incorporated into this agreement and will be withdrawn from the AOA after this agreement enters into force; There you go.