Common use of Project Modification Clause in Contracts

Project Modification. If the Project, as described in Attachment A, is significantly modified, such that additional effects to historic properties not previously considered may result in adverse effects, or if actions are taken by a property’s owners in the interim unrelated to the Project which change the NRHP status of previously identified historic properties affected by the Project, then FHWA will consult with the signatories to determine if the MOA should be amended. If the signatories agree that the MOA should be amended, they will consult in accordance with Stipulation XI to amend the MOA.

Project Modification. If the Project, as described in Attachment A, is significantly modified, such that additional effects to historic properties not previously considered may result in adverse effects, or if actions are taken by a property’s owners in the interim unrelated to the Project which change the NRHP status of previously identified historic properties affected by the Project, then FHWA will consult with the signatories to determine if the current version of the MOA should be amended. If the signatories agree that the MOA should be amended, they will consult in accordance with Stipulation XI to amend the MOA.