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<br /> 10/16/2020 <br /> Page 5 <br />a. If adverse effects cannot be avoided through project <br />modification, the City will prepare documentation for individual <br />submission to the Indiana SHPO and any interested American <br />Indian tribe that includes all project information and any <br />mitigation proposals, requesting consultation to resolve adverse <br />effects. Documentation required by the Indiana SHPO or <br />interested American Indian tribe for consultation per the <br />provisions of this Agreement shall meet the requirements in 36 <br />CFR 800.11 and include, but may not be limited to, written <br />descriptions of the project and affected historic properties (if <br />any), reports demonstrating that properties are eligible (or not) <br />for listing in the National Register, evaluations of effect, <br />alternatives analysis, maps showing specific project locations <br />and APEs, and photographs. <br /> <br />b. The Indiana SHPO and interested American Indian tribe will <br />review and respond to the information submitted and may concur <br />with the adverse effect determination, request additional <br />information, or object to the finding or its basis. Upon receipt of <br />concurrence from the Indiana SHPO and interested American <br />Indian tribe, the City will also notify the ACHP as required by <br />36 CFR Section 800.6(a)(1). <br /> <br />c. The City will consult with the Indiana SHPO, any interested <br />American Indian tribe, the ACHP (if participating) and <br />consulting parties to resolve adverse effects. Agreement among <br />required signatories regarding the terms of mitigation proposed <br />for the project will be memorialized in an MOA executed under <br />36 CFR Section 800.6. <br /> <br />C. At any time during consultation, the City or the Indiana SHPO or any interested <br />American Indian tribe may request advice from the ACHP or ask for their <br />involvement in consultation, in accordance with either 36 CFR Section <br />800.6(b)(2) or 36 CFR Section 800.7. <br /> <br />IV. ARCHAEOLOGY <br /> <br />A. Prior to any ground-disturbing activities as part of new construction or <br />demolition, site improvements, or other undertakings, the City shall notify the <br />Indiana SHPO and any American Indian tribe that has indicated an interest in the <br />lands encompassing the APE, and request an opinion of the potential existence of <br />significant archaeological resources. This stipulation shall not be applied to the <br />rehabilitation of residential properties, when no additions are proposed. <br /> <br />1. The City will provide information describing the proposed project <br />activities and information about the project area’s history and current <br />condition to the Indiana SHPO and any American Indian tribe that has <br />that has indicated an interest in the lands encompassing the APE, <br />including maps and photographs. Indiana SHPO staff and such <br />interested American Indian tribe will then make a recommendation about <br />whether an archaeological survey should be conducted.