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The study committee must wait at least 60 calendar days after the date the preliminary report is transmitted ... notified of the hearing by first class mail at least 14 days before the date of the hearing. The hearing must
receives complete information. Regulations allow 30 days upon receipt of complete information for SHPO review ... additional information, the 30-day clock resets and the SHPO has an additional 30 days from the time we receive
preserve the architectural, historical, and archaeological integrity of the Property and enhance those ... would affect any historically significant or archaeological resources without receiving prior written permission
preserve the architectural, historical, and archaeological integrity of the Property and enhance those ... would affect any historically significant or archaeological resources without receiving prior written permission
projects and a Main Street director assisting with day-today needs. Michigan Main Street staff, along with ... impacts on historic buildings, landscapes, and archaeological sites. SHPO works closely with other agencies
grant application: ☒ Above-Ground Survey ☐ Archaeological Study ☐ Local Historic District Study ☐ ... individual must have complete knowledge of the day-to-day activities with the proposed grant-funded work
review preliminary questionnaires within thirty days, workloads, resources, and project complexity may ... applicants to plan for between forty-five and sixty days for SHPO to review a questionnaire. After we have
factors such as the weather, season, day of the week, time of day, position of the sun, human and vehicular ... circulation systems 5. Views of known or potential archaeological resources 6. Views of alterations and intrusions
communities, Niles and Charlevoix. o Michigan Archaeology Day for this year is on October 24 and is all-digital ... develop the natural dune area and historic archaeological site of Singapore village into a housing community
investigation. Archaeological Advice: Communities may hear rumors of a potential archaeological site or be ... on public interpretation of prehistory and archaeological heritage through exhibits, signage, and events
