NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
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3. Implementation of Federal assistance pursuant to Section 422 of the Stafford Act,
Simplified Procedures, which govern small projects in the FEMA Public
Assistance program less than or equal to 550,600 when it has the effect of
restoring a facility to its pre-disaster condition using in-kind materials and
workmanship.
C. FEMA will determine when an Undertaking involves a non-historic property in the
Impacted Area by consulting Appendix C. Non-historic properties include any properties
within the Impacted Area that are not listed in Appendix C. If an Undertaking affects
only a non-historic property within the Impacted Area and does not involve ground-
disturbing activities, FEINIA will document this determination in the project file and
authorize the release of funding for the Undertaking.
D. FEMA will determine whet, an Undertaking meets applicable criteria of the
Programmatic Allowances (Allowances) listed in Appendix A. FEMA will document
this determination in the project file and authorize the release of funding for the
Undertaking. FEMA and the SHPO may agree upon modification or additional
allowances to Appendix A upon mutual written consent, without necessitating
amendments to this agreement.
E. For all other activities, FEMA will conduct Section 106 review in accordance with
Stipulation IV. or V. of the Agreement.
III. GENERAL
A. Professional Qualifications:
FEMA will use Federal, New York State agency, or contractor staff who meet the
Secretary of the Interior's (SOI's) Professional Qualifications Standards (Qualifications),
as determined by FEMA's Federal Preservation Officer (FPO), in the required
disciplines, in ensuring compliance with this Agreement.
B. Review Periods:
All time designations will be in calendar days. If any signatory does not comment on a
determination related to a proposed action within an agreed upon timeframe, FEMA may
assume the signatory's concurrence with FEMA's determination.
C. Information and Consultation:
SEMO and FEM-IA, as appropria* ill provide information related to the Section 106
review process to all applicants. FEMA will provide concurrent notice to the City of
New York's Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) for Undertakings which require
SHPO consultation related to the Programs, and consider any views which the LPC
provides within seven days of the notification.
IN'. EXPEDITED PROJECT REVIEW FOR EMERGENCIES
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