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G. Emergency Undertakings 1. When emergency demolition is required for historic properties associated with a HUD funded activity, Certified Staff will conduct an immediate review, if conditions allow. The existence of an emergency situation shall be based upon the need to eliminate an imminent threat of the health and safety of residents as identified by local building inspectors, fire department officials or other local officials. 2. The City shall forward documentation to Certified Staff for review immediately upon notification that an emergency exists. Documentation should include: a. Nature of the emergency b. Historic property involved c. Current condition of the building, including photographs � d. Time frame allowed by local officials to respond to, or correct,the emergency situation. 3. The City shall consult with the SHPO to the greatest extent possible given particular circumstances. 4. The City shall ensure that any mitigation measures recommended by the Certified Staff or SHPO are implemented, if feasible. V. Resolution of Adverse Effects A. If the City, in consultation with the Commission, determine that a project meets the Criteria of Adverse Effect, the City shall consult with the SHPO determine whether the historic properties should be treated in accordance with the Standard Mitigation Measures outlined in Appendix B or reviewed in accordance with 36 CFR Part 800.5 (e). 1. The City shall submit to the SHPO,background documentation to include an analysis of alternatives,recent structural reports or assessments of conditions, cost estimates for rehabilitation,programmatic and economic considerations, and mazketing studies. 2. If the SHPO determines that a proposed demolition is an acceptable loss of no prudent and feasible alternatives exists to implementing the undertaking without adverse effects,the City, the SHPO and the program recipient shall execute a Standard Mitigation Measures Agreement as outlined in Appendix B. 7