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3. Upon receipt of the Standard Mitigation Measures Agreement from the City, <br /> program recipients shall sign the Agreement and return the original to the City <br /> within 30 days following receipt. In cases where the City may act as program <br /> recipient, the City will consult in the Standard Mitigation Measures Agreement <br /> with the SHPO. No further review of the undertaking is required by the Council. <br /> 4. If program recipients object to the terms of the Standard Mitigation Measures <br /> agreement,the program recipients shall notify the City and SHPO and initiate the <br /> consultation process set forth in 36 CFR Part 800.5 (e). '� <br /> B. Standard Mitigation Measures Agreements shall not be executed when one of the <br /> following circumstances exist. <br /> 1. The SHPO determines that the Standard Mitigation Measures do not apply to an <br /> undertaking. <br /> 2. Program recipients object to the Standard Mitigation Measures proposed by the <br /> City. <br /> 3. The City fails to respond within 30 days. <br /> 4. The undertaking will adversely affect a National Historic Landmark. <br /> 5. The public objects during the open Historical and Architectural Sites Commission <br /> meeting or by certified letter. <br /> 6. Historic human remains are present within the area of potential effect. <br /> 1. Treatment of Archeological Sites <br /> A. The City shall notify the SHPO when ground disturbing activities over an acre are <br /> part of a local undertaking. <br /> 1. The City shall request the SHPO's opinion regarding the potential effect of such <br /> activities on archeological properties prior to initiation of project activities. If the <br /> SHPO can determine that there is a high probability for the presence of significant <br /> archeological sites or cultural remains within the project azea, the City or program <br /> recipients shall contract qualified azcheologist to conduct archeological surveys. <br /> The City shall forward the scope of work for the archeological survey to the SHPO <br /> for review and approval. <br /> 2. If the City and the SHPO determine that there is the potential for Archeological <br /> properties listed in or eligible for listing in the National Register,the City and the <br /> program recipients shall seek ways to avoid the archeological properties. If the <br /> properties cannot be avoided,the City and the SHPO shall develop a data <br /> recovery plan that is consistent with the Secretazy of the Interior's Standards and <br /> 8 <br />