Common use of No Properties Clause in Contracts

No Properties. When the agreed-upon level of inventory is completed and no properties are present in the area of potential effect, the FS shall document a finding of “no historic properties affected”. Except as specified in Stipulations V.E.6 and E.7, the undertaking may proceed following approval of the inventory report by the Forest Archaeologist or other authorized FS professional cultural resource specialist and approval of the undertaking by the Forest Supervisor. Inventory documentation will be provided to the SHPO as follows: Arizona, annual listing; New Mexico, transmittal of inventory reports and associated documentation within 30 calendar days; Oklahoma, annual listing; and Texas, annual listing. This submittal schedule may be amended by written agreement between the FS and individual SHPOs. Such agreements once signed shall be appended to and made part of this Agreement and shall supercede the schedule detailed in this paragraph. Copies of the inventory reports will also be available for inspection by Indian tribes and by the public, consistent with the provisions of Section 304 of NHPA and Section 9 of ARPA

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Sources: Programmatic Agreement, Programmatic Agreement