Common use of Emergency Actions Clause in Contracts

Emergency Actions. A. Emergency actions are those actions deemed necessary by NASA as an immediate and direct response to an emergency situation, which is a disaster or emergency declared by the President or the Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, or other immediate threats to life or property as determined by the NASA WFF Director. Emergency actions under this Agreement are only those implemented within thirty (30) calendar days from the initiation of the emergency situation. B. If the emergency action has the potential to affect NRHP-listed or eligible properties, the NASA WFF HPO shall notify the SHPO and other consulting parties as appropriate prior to undertaking the action, when feasible. As part of the notification, the NASA WFF HPO shall provide a plan to address the emergency. The plan shall include the basis for the proposed action and photographs of the current building, facility, or area under consideration. The SHPO shall have seven (7) calendar days to review and comment on the plan to address the emergency. If the SHPO or other consulting parties fail to provide comments within the seven (7) calendar day review period, the NASA WFF HPO may assume that the non- responding party has no comments. The NASA WFF HPO shall take all comments received into consideration when preparing the final plan and then may implement the plan. C. If the NASA WFF HPO is unable to consult with the SHPO prior to carrying out emergency actions the NASA WFF HPO shall notify the SHPO and other parties as appropriate within five (5) calendar days after the initiation of the emergency action. This notification shall include a description of the emergency action taken, the effects of the action(s) to historic properties, and, where appropriate, any further proposed measures to avoid, minimize, or mitigate potential adverse effects to NRHP-listed or eligible properties. D. Where possible, such emergency actions shall be undertaken in a manner that does not foreclose future preservation or restoration of historic properties. Where possible, and where such emergency actions may affect such properties, they shall be undertaken in a manner that is consistent with the Secretary's Standards to the greatest extent practicable. In addition, where possible, such actions will be done with on-site monitoring by the appropriate preservation professional who meets, at a minimum, the Professional Qualifications Standards in his or her field or discipline. E. Immediate rescue and salvage operations conducted to preserve life or property are exempt from these and all other provisions of this Agreement.

Emergency Actions. A. Emergency actions are those actions deemed necessary by NASA the CRD as an immediate and direct response to an emergency situation, which is a disaster or emergency declared by the President President, tribal government, or the Governor governor of the Commonwealth of Virginiastate, or other immediate threats to life or property as determined by the NASA WFF Directorproperty. Emergency actions under this Agreement are only those implemented within thirty (30) calendar days from the initiation of the emergency situation. B. If the emergency action has the potential to affect NRHP-listed or eligible historic properties, the NASA WFF HPO CRD shall notify the SHPO SHPO, interested Indian tribes, and other consulting parties as appropriate prior to undertaking the action, when feasible. As part of the notification, the NASA WFF HPO CRD shall provide a plan to address the emergency. The plan shall include the basis for the proposed action SHPO and photographs of the current building, facility, or area under consideration. The SHPO other parties shall have seven (7) calendar days to review and comment on the plan to address the emergency. If the SHPO and other parties do not comment or other consulting parties fail object to provide comments the plan within the seven (7) calendar day review period, the NASA WFF HPO may assume that the non- responding party has no comments. The NASA WFF HPO CRD shall take all comments received into consideration when preparing the final plan and then may implement the proposed plan. C. If the NASA WFF HPO CRD is unable to consult with the SHPO and other parties prior to carrying out emergency actions actions, the NASA WFF HPO CRD shall notify the SHPO and other parties as appropriate within five forty-eight (548) calendar days hours after the initiation of the emergency action. This notification shall include a description of the emergency action taken, the effects of the action(s) to historic properties, and, where appropriate, any further proposed measures to avoid, minimize, or mitigate potential adverse effects to NRHP-listed or eligible historic properties. The SHPO and other parties shall have seven (7) calendar days to review and comment on the proposal where further action is required to address the emergency. If the SHPO and other parties do not object to the plan within the review period, the CRD shall implement the proposed plan. D. Where possible, the CRD shall ensure that such emergency actions shall be undertaken in a manner that does not foreclose future preservation or restoration of historic properties. Where possible, and where such emergency actions may affect such propertieshistoric buildings, they shall be undertaken in a manner that is consistent with the Secretary's Secretary of the Interior’s Standards to for the greatest extent practicableTreatment of Historic Properties. (▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇/tps/standards.htm). In addition, where possible, the CRD shall ensure that such actions will shall be done with on-site monitoring by the appropriate preservation professional who meets, at a minimum, the Professional Qualifications Standards in his or her field or disciplineof expertise. E. Where the SHPO and/or any other party has reason to believe that a historic property may be adversely affected by an emergency action, the party shall submit a request to the CRD to review and comment on that action. F. Immediate rescue and salvage operations conducted to preserve life or property are exempt from these and all other provisions of this Agreement.

Emergency Actions. A. Emergency actions are those actions deemed necessary by NASA as an immediate and direct response to an emergency situation, which is a disaster or emergency declared by the President President, a Tribal government, or the Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginiaa State, or other another immediate threats threat to life or property as determined identified by the NASA WFF Associate Director. Emergency actions implemented under this Agreement are only those response actions related to undertakings from the NPS Cultural Resources Financial Assistance Programs listed in Appendix A, currently within their period of performance, and implemented within thirty (30) 30 calendar days from the initiation of the emergency situation. B. If In the event the NPS, the recipient, and the subrecipient (if applicable), agree that an emergency action has the potential to affect NRHP-listed or eligible historic properties, the NASA WFF HPO shall notify NPS will: 1. Notify the SHPO appropriate SHPO/THPO, identifying the shortened review time, and other consulting parties as appropriate any Federally recognized Tribe(s)/NHO(s) that may attach cultural and religious significance to historic properties likely to be affected prior to the undertaking the action, when feasible. As part of the notification, the NASA WFF HPO shall provide a plan and afford them an opportunity to address the emergency. The plan shall include the basis for the proposed action and photographs of the current building, facility, or area under consideration. The SHPO shall have seven (7) calendar days to review and comment on the plan to address the emergencyemergency within 7 calendar days of notification. If the SHPO SHPO/THPO and other parties do not comment or other consulting parties fail object to provide comments the plan within the seven (7) calendar day review period, the NASA WFF HPO may assume that the non- responding party has no comments. The NASA WFF HPO shall take all comments received into consideration when preparing the final plan and then may NPS will implement the proposed plan. C. 2. If the NASA WFF HPO NPS is unable to consult with the SHPO SHPO/THPO and other parties prior to carrying out emergency actions actions, the NASA WFF HPO shall NPS will notify the SHPO SHPO/THPO and other parties as appropriate within five (5) calendar days 48 hours after the initiation of the emergency action. This notification shall will include a description of the emergency action taken, the effects of the action(s) to historic properties, and, where appropriate, a request for review of any further proposed measures to avoid, minimize, or mitigate potential adverse effects to NRHP-listed or eligible properties. D. Where possible, such emergency actions shall be undertaken in a manner that does not foreclose future preservation or restoration of historic properties. Where possible, The SHPO/THPO and other parties will have 7 calendar days to review and comment on the proposal where such emergency actions may affect such properties, they shall be undertaken in a manner that further action is consistent with required to address the Secretary's Standards emergency. If the SHPO/THPO and other parties do not object to the greatest extent practicable. In additionplan within the review period, where possible, such the NPS and recipient will implement the proposed plan. C. These emergency procedures apply only to actions will be done with on-site monitoring that are implemented within 30 calendar days after the disaster or emergency has been formally declared by the appropriate preservation professional who meets, at a minimum, authority. The NPS may request an extension of the Professional Qualifications Standards in his or her field or disciplineperiod of applicability from the ACHP prior to the expiration of the 30 calendar days. E. Immediate rescue and salvage operations conducted to preserve life or property are exempt from these and all other provisions of this Agreement.

Emergency Actions. A. Emergency actions are response includes those actions deemed necessary by NASA the Corps as an immediate and direct response reaction to an emergency situation, which is a disaster or emergency declared by the President or of the United States, Governor of the Commonwealth of VirginiaCalifornia, or tribal government, or other immediate threats threat to life or property as determined by the NASA WFF Directorproperty. Emergency actions under this Agreement PA are only those implemented within thirty (30) calendar days from the initiation of the emergency situation. The Corps may request an extension of the period of applicability from the ACHP and SHPO prior to the expiration of the thirty (30) days. B. If the emergency action has the potential to affect NRHP-listed or eligible historic properties, the NASA WFF HPO Corps shall notify the SHPO SHPO, interested Indian tribes, and other consulting parties Consulting Parties as appropriate prior to undertaking the action, when feasible. As part of the notification, the NASA WFF HPO Corps shall provide a plan to address the emergency. The plan shall include the basis for the proposed action SHPO and photographs of the current building, facility, or area under consideration. The SHPO other Consulting Parties shall have seven (7) calendar days to review and comment on the plan to address the emergency. If the SHPO and other Consulting Parties do not comment or other consulting parties fail object to provide comments the plan within the seven (7) calendar day review period, the NASA WFF HPO may assume that the non- responding party has no comments. The NASA WFF HPO Corps shall take all comments received into consideration when preparing the final plan and then may implement the proposed plan. C. If the NASA WFF HPO Corps is unable to consult with the SHPO and other Consulting Parties prior to carrying out emergency actions actions, the NASA WFF HPO Corps shall notify the SHPO and other parties Consulting Parties as appropriate within five forty-eight (548) calendar days hours after the initiation of the emergency action. This notification shall include a description of the emergency action taken, the effects of the action(s) to historic properties, and, where appropriate, any further proposed measures to avoid, minimize, or mitigate potential adverse effects to NRHP-listed or eligible historic properties. The SHPO and other Consulting Parties shall have seven (7) calendar days to review and comment on the proposal where further action is required to address the emergency. If the SHPO and other Consulting Parties do not object to the plan within the review period, the Corps shall implement the proposed plan. D. Where possible, the Corps shall ensure that such emergency actions shall be undertaken in a manner that does not foreclose future preservation or restoration of historic properties. Where possible, and where such emergency actions may affect such propertieshistoric buildings, they shall be undertaken in a manner that is consistent with the Secretary's Secretary of the Interior’s Standards to for the greatest extent practicableTreatment of Historic Properties. (▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇/tps/standards.htm ). In addition, where possible, the Corps shall ensure that such actions will shall be done with on-site monitoring by the appropriate preservation professional who meets, at a minimum, the Professional Qualifications Standards PQS in his or her field or disciplineof expertise. E. Where the SHPO and/or any Consulting Party has reason to believe that a historic property may be adversely affected by an emergency action, the party shall submit a request to the Corps to review and comment on that action. F. Immediate rescue and salvage operations conducted to preserve life or property are exempt from these and all other provisions of this AgreementPA.

Emergency Actions. A. Emergency actions are Pursuant to 36 C.F.R. § 800.12, emergency response includes those actions deemed necessary by NASA the Corps as an immediate and direct response reaction to an emergency situation, which is a disaster or emergency declared by the President or of the United States, Governor of the Commonwealth of VirginiaCalifornia, or tribal government, or other immediate threats threat to life or property as determined by the NASA WFF Directorproperty. Emergency actions under this Agreement PA are only those implemented within thirty (30) calendar days from the initiation of the emergency situation. The Corps may request an extension of the period of applicability from the ACHP and SHPO prior to the expiration of the thirty (30) days. B. If the emergency action has the potential to affect NRHP-listed or eligible historic properties, the NASA WFF HPO Corps shall notify the SHPO SHPO, interested Indian tribes, and other consulting parties Consulting Parties as appropriate prior to undertaking the action, when feasible. As part of the notification, the NASA WFF HPO Corps shall provide a plan to address the emergency. The plan shall include the basis for the proposed action SHPO and photographs of the current building, facility, or area under consideration. The SHPO other Consulting Parties shall have seven (7) calendar days to review and comment on the plan to address the emergency. If the SHPO and other Consulting Parties do not comment or other consulting parties fail do not object to provide comments the plan within the seven (7) calendar day review period, the NASA WFF HPO may assume that the non- responding party has no comments. The NASA WFF HPO Corps shall take all comments received into consideration when preparing the final plan and then may implement the proposed plan. C. If the NASA WFF HPO Corps is unable to consult with the SHPO and other Consulting Parties prior to carrying out emergency actions actions, the NASA WFF HPO Corps shall notify the SHPO and other parties Consulting Parties as appropriate within five forty-eight (548) calendar days hours after the initiation of the emergency action. This notification shall include a description of the emergency action taken, the effects of the action(s) to historic properties, and, where appropriate, any further proposed measures to avoid, minimize, or mitigate potential adverse effects to NRHP-listed or eligible historic properties. The SHPO and other Consulting Parties shall have seven (7) calendar days to review and comment on the proposal where further action is required to address the emergency. If the SHPO and other Consulting Parties do not object to the plan within the review period, the Corps shall implement the proposed plan. D. Where possible, the Corps shall ensure that such emergency actions shall be undertaken in a manner that does not foreclose future preservation or restoration of historic properties. Where possible, and where such emergency actions may affect such propertieshistoric buildings, they shall be undertaken in a manner that is consistent with the Secretary's Secretary of the Interior’s Standards to for the greatest extent practicableTreatment of Historic Properties. (▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇/tps/standards.htm). In addition, where possible, the Corps shall ensure that such actions will shall be done with on-site monitoring by the appropriate preservation professional who meets, at a minimum, the Professional Qualifications Standards PQS in his or her field or disciplineof expertise. E. Immediate rescue and salvage operations conducted to preserve life or property are exempt from these and all other provisions of this AgreementPA.