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Invitation for Public Comment: Programmatic Agreement 2019https://www.caloes.ca.gov/RecoverySite/Lists/Calendar Events/DispForm.aspx?ID=22Invitation for Public Comment: Programmatic Agreement 20199/16/2019 9:00:00 PM10/17/2019 12:00:00 AMSee attatchments<p>​Cal OES, on behalf of the U.S Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), invites you to comment by October 16, 2019 on the Updated Draft Programmatic Agreement (Agreement) which governs National Historic Preservation Act Section 106 Review of FEMA-Funded Undertakings in California.<br> <br>The Agreement between FEMA, Cal OES, and the California State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO), is a framework to ensure the protection of cultural resources and historic properties potentially affected by grant projects (Undertakings) funded by FEMA in the State of California. <br> <br>Details regarding how to submit your comments is provided in the attached FEMA document “Invitation to Comment_Updated_Draft_ Prog_Agree2019_508.pdf.”  The Agreement is attached as “09.06.19 Draft 3 CA20141030_508.”<br> <br>Thank you for your interest in Cal OES and our work with FEMA and SHPO.<br></p>{E5356DCC-B98E-4DE1-B5A8-FB596CC1F2EB}GP0|#5c2352b6-fb4e-475d-8d45-1bce5e618ade;L0|#05c2352b6-fb4e-475d-8d45-1bce5e618ade|Recovery;GTSet|#35129ea4-2b69-4523-92bc-aa23dc2aa4fb0x0100E06C2D919CFD734A97280E79E87DD00B010100A89DEED857A83648A8A1F0AE21CB4D2422