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Section 106 Webinar Series

Access information for the Section 106 Webinar Series will be available about two weeks prior to each offering. Please check back for schedule updates and details on future programs. The ACHP's first webinar series is offered free of charge, but space is limited.

DATE

TOPIC

LEVEL

February 22, 2012

Reasonable and Good Faith Identification Effort

Advanced

March 28, 2012

Overview of Program Alternatives

Advanced

Meeting the Reasonable and Good Faith Identification Standard in Section 106 Review
February 22, 2:00 pm EST

Experienced Section 106 practitioners will benefit from this interactive opportunity to explore the steps necessary to make a reasonable effort to identify historic properties for a specific undertaking and to carry out such identification efforts in good faith. Join Program Analyst and archaeologist Tom McCulloch and NRCS Liaison/Attorney Advisor Kelly Fanizzo to learn about this regulatory standard while practicing its application to case scenarios.

Overview of Program Alternatives
March 28, 2:00 pm EDT

The Section 106 regulations offer five program alternatives to tailor the review process to specific federal agency needs. Charlene Dwin Vaughn, Assistant Director in the Office of Federal Agency Programs, and Associate General Counsel Javier Marqués will familiarize participants with these program alternatives so that they may evaluate which might fit their organization's needs. Also, learn how to plan the consultation effort needed to develop a program alternative. This advanced-level program will guide Section 106 users, especially federal agency staff, toward opportunities for greater efficiency in their compliance process.

To Participate
Our February 22 and March 28 programs have generated a high level of participation interest. The courses are now full, and we regret we're unable to respond to additional requests for access information. Please bookmark this page for updates on future webinar offerings.

Updated February 1, 2012

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