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Practice: |
North Dakota's Collaborative Approach to Tribal Consultation |
| Categories: | Interagency Agreements: MOAs, MOUs, and Programmatic Agreements
Tribal Consultation & Issues
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State: |
North Dakota |
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Organization: |
Federal Highway Administration ND Division |
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Contact: |
Mark Schrader |
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mark.schrader@fhwa.dot.gov |
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Phone: |
701-250-4341 |
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Description: |
North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) and Federal Highway Division (FHWA) North Dakota Division Office (ND Division) has developed an innovative approach to tribal consultation with 12 tribes in North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana and Minnesota. NDDOT and FHWA ND Division developed a programmatic agreement (PA) with the tribes that tailored the consultation process to NDDOT while addressing tribal concerns about cultural resources that may be affected by NDDOT projects. Though NDDOT had one-on-one working relationships with the tribes and reservations for many years, this new PA allows NDDOT and FHWA ND Division to consult with these tribes as a group, rather than individually. This allows the expertise of the individual tribes to benefit the function as a group, which reduces the demands on the individual tribes and allows them to work together with NDDOT and FHWA ND Division more efficiently.
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Related Documentation: |
http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/resourcecenter/teams/environment/eqvol3iss1.cfm
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| Last Updated: |
October 29, 2009 |
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Practice: |
USFWS 4(f) Easement Wetlands MOA |
| Categories: | Environmental (NEPA) Documentation
Environmental Stewardship & Streamlining
Interagency Agreements: MOAs, MOUs, and Programmatic Agreements
Mitigation
Section 4(f)
Wetlands
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State: |
North Dakota |
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Organization: |
North Dakota Department of Transportation |
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Contact: |
Sheri Lares |
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Title: |
Environmental Section Leader |
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Email: |
slares@state.nd.us |
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Description: |
The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) has developed a Memorandum of Agreement with the US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to address minor i
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| Last Updated: |
May 12, 2006 |
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Practice: |
Capturing the Historic Spirit of the Original Marsh Arch – Rainbow Arch Bridge |
| Categories: | Collaborative Problem Solving/Conflict Resolution
Public Involvement
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State: |
North Dakota |
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Organization: |
North Dakota Department of Transportation |
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Contact: |
Sheri Lares |
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Title: |
Environmental Section Leader |
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Email: |
slares@state.nd.us |
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Description: |
The Rainbow Arch Bridge in Valley City, North Dakota was built in 1925. Over the years, the bridge developed structural problems and was rated “functionally obsolete,” the bridge’s deck geometry was r
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| Last Updated: |
May 11, 2006 |
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Practice: |
Bridging Cultures – Four Bears Bridge |
| Category: | Context Sensitive Solutions
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State: |
North Dakota |
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Organization: |
North Dakota Department of Transportation |
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Contact: |
Sheri Lares |
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Title: |
Environmental Section Leader |
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Email: |
slares@state.nd.us |
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Description: |
The first Four Bears Bridge, named for Chief Four Bears of the Hidatsa tribe and Chief Four Bears of the Mandan tribe, was constructed in Elbowoods, North Dakota in 1934, on the Fort Berthold Reservat
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| Last Updated: |
May 11, 2006 |
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