Alphabet Soup: Preservation Acronyms for Every Occasion

FREE for Members! $40 for NonMembers

Tuesday, May 22, 2012

12:00 -1:30 PM

Pending AICP Credits

More information and online registration

Don't know your CEQA from your NHPA? Has your Section 106 gotten you down? This 90-minute webinar will cover the most widely used and referenced preservation-related acronyms with a sense of humor.  Designed for an interactive experience, submit your own mind-boggling  alphabet soup for our panel of experts to decode. Preservation professionals from private practice, state and federal agencies will be on hand to help bring a little bit of clarity to the fog of environmental review and preservation lingo.

 

Speakers:

James Newland, Historian III, California State Parks

Jenan Saunders, Acting Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer, California Office of Historic Preservation

Becky Urbano, Preservation Services Manager, Garavaglia Architecture, Inc.

 

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Section 106 Webinar Series (4 Modules)

Buy 3 or more modules and save! Each Module $40 for Members/$60 for NonMembers

Pending AIA and AICP Credits

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Through a series of panel discussions and case studies, this series of webinars will introduce participants to the regulatory processes that implement the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966. Explained in "Section 106" of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), these processes are required of any Federal "undertaking."  This includes projects involving Federal funding, permitting, or licensing, as well as sales or rentals of federal property. Intended for federal, state and local government officials, environmental consultants, public officials, and those with general interest, these webinars will describe how to craft an area of potential effect, identify and evaluate historic properties, assess potential effects, craft solutions to avoid, minimize, or mitigate adverse effects, and structure agreement documents as a record of consultation. A special session that focuses on the integration of public participation in the Sec. 106 process will be of particular interest to community activists, Indian tribes and other interested parties.

 

Module 1: What is Section 106? - Learn the basics and key terms of the Section 106 process.

Tuesday,  June 12, 2012

12:00-1:30 PM

Module 2: Defining Effects and Providing Mitigation - Also learn the difference between CEQA and Section 106 and where the processes intersect.

Tuesday,  June 26 2012

12:00-1:30 PM

Module 3:  Section 106 Consultation Process - Learn about crafting MOUs & MOAs and Programmatic Agreements, monitoring mitigation and what happens when Lead Agencies fail to comply.

Tuesday,  July 10 2012

12:00-1:30 PM

Module 4: Section 106 and Public Participation - Learn how you can become engaged in the process and provide comments.

Tuesday,  July 24 2012

12:00-1:30 PM

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