Emergency Demolitions Funded by the Program Clause Samples

Emergency Demolitions Funded by the Program. 1. When the City determines that the emergency demolition of Historic Properties, including any property type, is required to comply with Detroit City Ordinance No. 290-H to avoid an imminent threat to the health and safety of residents, and Program funds are used for the demolition, the City shall forward documentation to the SHPO via electronic mail and express mail with a request for comments within five (5) business days. Documentation shall include: a. The address of the property and the nature of the emergency; b. At least two (2) recent photographs of the property; c. A signed copy of the local order requiring that emergency demolition commence within 30 days or less; and d. A SHPO identification form or other documentation regarding the NRHP eligibility of the property. 2. The SHPO will notify the City in writing whether it approves the emergency demolition and what, if any, mitigation measures must be implemented prior to demolition (i.e., recordation, architectural salvage, etc.). The City shall ensure that, to the extent feasible, all mitigation measures are implemented, and appropriate documentation forwarded to the SHPO within fourteen (14) business days following the completion of demolition activities. 3. If the SHPO objects to the emergency demolition, the City and the SHPO shall DocuSign Envelope ID: 37B64FE9-B6A5-4318-8583-2DD39C53BCF5 consult per Stipulation XVII of this Agreement. The City, in consultation with the SHPO’s archaeologist and other interested parties, have delineated on the attached map a geographic area of sensitivity for archaeological resources. The areas of sensitivity include 1) a ½ mile buffer surrounding the River Rogue, 2) the Detroit River north to Fort Street/Jefferson Street, and Rouge River, and 3) Detroit city core and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Ave. corridor. DocuSign Envelope ID: 37B64FE9-B6A5-4318-8583-2DD39C53BCF5 If an Undertaking results or will result in one or more adverse effects, the City, any participating Tribes, and the SHPO shall develop a treatment measure plan that includes one or more of the following Mitigation Measures, depending on the nature of the Historic Properties affected and the severity of the adverse effects.
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