Post Review Discoveries upon Architectural Properties Clause Samples

Post Review Discoveries upon Architectural Properties. The REs shall ensure that the following procedures are observed in the event that post-review effects to buildings, objects, or districts are identified. 1. Work in the affected area shall cease and the RE shall notify IEDA, SHPO, and other consulting parties of the discovery. 2. Upon notification of a discovery, the RE, IEDA, SHPO and other consulting parties will consult to evaluate the discovery for National Register eligibility and/or the effects of the Undertaking on historic properties 3. The RE and IEDA will consult with SHPO and other consulting parties to develop a mutually agreeable action plan with reasonable timeframes to take into account the effects of the Undertaking, minimize effects, or resolve adverse effects if necessary. 4. Upon assessment of adverse effects, the RE shall submit a plan for treatment measures for post-review discoveries to IEDA, SHPO, and consulting parties for review and comment. SHPO and consulting parties will have fourteen (14) days to provide comments on the treatment measures upon its receipt. The RE may implement the proposed treatment measures if SHPO fails to respond within the allotted time frame under IEDA HPS guidance. 5. Work in the affected area shall resume upon: a. Agreement by the RE, IEDA, the SHPO, and other consulting parties that the encountered properties are not eligible for listing in the NRHP; or, b. Agreement by the RE, IEDA, the SHPO, and other consulting parties that the effects are not adverse; or, c. The development and implementation of an appropriate mitigation plan, or agreement among the RE, IEDA, SHPO, and other consulting parties that the site does not warrant mitigation.
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Post Review Discoveries upon Architectural Properties. The REs shall ensure that the following procedures are observed in the event that post-review effects to buildings, objects, or districts are identified. 1. Work in the affected area shall cease and the RE shall notify IEDA and SHPO of the discovery. 2. An architectural historian retained by IEDA or the RE will inspect the work site and determine the extent and magnitude of the effects upon the property within 48 hours of its discovery. The RE shall provide the determination of effect and report of the consulting historian’s findings to the SHPO who shall have seven (7) days to provide comments. 3. Upon assessment of adverse effect, the RE shall submit a plan for after-the-fact mitigation to the SHPO for review and comment. The RE will notify all consulting parties of the unanticipated discovery and provide the mitigation proposal for their consideration. The SHPO and consulting parties will have seven (7) days to provide comments on the mitigation proposal upon its receipt. The RE may implement the proposed mitigation plan if SHPO fails to respond within the allotted timeframe. 4. Work in the affected area shall resume upon either upon: a. Agreement by the RE and SHPO that the encountered properties are not eligible for listing in the NRHP; or, b. Agreement by the RE and SHPO that the effects are not adverse; or, c. The development and implementation of an appropriate mitigation plan, or agreement among the RE and the SHPO that the site does not warrant mitigation.
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