Protecting traditional cultural properties through the Section 106 process

Author:

Sebastian, Lynne

Title:

Protecting traditional cultural properties through the Section 106 process

Periodical:

CRM

Year:

1993

Volume:

16

Pages:

22-26

Subject:

Cultural resources management Historic preservation

Summary:

Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act requires federal agencies to "take into account the effects" of their undertakings-which may include licensing, funding, or permitting of activities carried out by private parties as well as activities actually performed by agency personnel-on historic properties. Historic properties are defined as sites, districts, structures, or objects that are on or elegible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places.

Label:

Hawaiian Culture

URL:

http://www.nps.gov/history/crmjournal/CRM/v16SpecialIssue.pdf

Date:

1993

Collection:

Periodicals