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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Section 106"”.
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When did these buildings become historic? : preservation meets public housing in post-Katrina New Orleans
… undertake a public consultation process called Section 106 to discuss negative effects on historic resources and to offer strategies to mitigate these effects. Pursuant to the Section 106 reviews, the developers at each site preserved several historic buildings and took other steps to document …
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Cinnabar: Archaeology and History of Yellowstone's Lost Train Town
… Cinnabar, Montana in part as a requirement for Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA). The project was conducted as a project between The University of Montana and Yellowstone National Park prior to the 2008 Boundary Land Re-seeding Project within Yellowstone National Park.
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Cinnabar: Archaeology and History of Yellowstone's Lost Train Town
… Cinnabar, Montana in part as a requirement for Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA). The project was conducted as a project between The University of Montana and Yellowstone National Park prior to the 2008 Boundary Land Re-seeding Project within Yellowstone National Park.
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The 2010 Class III Archaeological Investigations of the Sheepeater Cliff Site (48YE29), Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
… in response to a new proposed undertaking for Section 106 evaluation. The proposed project consists of a parking lot expansion of the rest stop. The Area of Potential Effect (APE) is 35 m wide by 92 m long. Twelve 1x1 m test units were placed within the APE and within the site’s boundaries in …
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The 2010 Class III Archaeological Investigations of the Sheepeater Cliff Site (48YE29), Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
… in response to a new proposed undertaking for Section 106 evaluation. The proposed project consists of a parking lot expansion of the rest stop. The Area of Potential Effect (APE) is 35 m wide by 92 m long. Twelve 1x1 m test units were placed within the APE and within the site’s boundaries in …
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The effectiveness of government policy and planning controls relating to wind energy
… 24 (Part 3), planning conditions (Part 4), and section 106 obligations (Part 5). Chapter 3 is based on DTI and other publications, Government planning guidance, court cases, Parliamentary Committee findings, and correspondence with local authorities (Lancashire and Northumberland County …
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Traditional Cultural Properties : a potential tool for community-driven historic preservation
National Register Bulletin 38: Guidelines for Evaluating and Documenting Traditional Cultural Properties was first published in 1990 as a response to the Secretary of the Interior's report Cultural Conservation. Submitted to Congress and the President in 1983, Cultural Conservation "recommended in …
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Investigation of the Effects of Timber Harvest On Artifact Locations
… agencies undertake any activity on federal land, Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) requires that they consider how their work will affect cultural resources. Assessments are often based on assumptions about the potential impact rather than on any real understanding about …