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COMMISSION  \nAND  \n# RHODE ISLAND HOUSING AND MORTGAGE FINANCE CORPORATIONFOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF THELEAD SAFE HOMES PROGRAM\n\nWHEREAS,the U.S.Department of Housing and Urban Development(HUD)Office of Lead Hazard Controland Healthy Homes has allocated funds to Rhode Island Housing and Mortgage Finance Corporation(RIHousing)to provide forgivable loans/grants to qualifying homeowners to address lead paint problemsand other unsafe conditions through the Lead Safe Homes Program (Program);and  \nWHEREAS,activities under the Program include,but are not limited to,the installation of new windowsand doors,interior and exterior painting,and soil remediation;and  \nWHEREAS,pursuant to 24 CFR Part 58,HUD has delegated to RIHousing the responsibility for compliancewith the requirements pursuant to 36 CFR Part 800,implementing Section 106 of the National HistoricPreservation Act,as amended(54U.S.C.306108)(Section 106);and  \nWHEREAS,RIHousing is acting as the federal “Agency Official”pursuant to 36 CFR§800.2(a),assuming the responsibilities of HUD;and  \nWHEREAS,RIHousing conducts environmental review of funded properties in accordance with relevantregulations including Section 106;and  \nWHEREAS,pursuant to Section 106,RIHousing is required to notify the Rhode Island State HistoricPreservation Office/Rhode Island Historical &Heritage Commission(RIHPHC)early in the planningprocess;and  \nWHEREAS,RIHousing has determined that administration of the Program may affect properties included inor eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places(National Register);and  \nWHEREAS,the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation(ACHP)has been invited to participate inconsultation and concur with this Programmatic Agreement (Agreement)in accordance with 36 CFR§800.14;and  \nWHEREAS,RIHousing,in consultation with the RIHPHC and the ACHP,has determined that RIHousingcan effectively fulfill its Section 106 review responsibilities for the Lead Safe Homes Program if aprogrammatic approach is used,pursuant to 36 CFR§800.14,to delegate Section 106 complianceresponsibilities and to identify activities which can be excluded from the Section 106 review because theyhave limited potential to adversely affect historic properties;and  \nWHEREAS,this Agreement is proposed to specify categories of projects that will be exempt from RIHPHCreview,to establish a process for obtaining RIHPHC approval for non-exempt projects in a programmaticmanner,and to assist RIHousing cost-effectively to avoid,minimize,or mitigate any adverse effects on non-exempt historic properties.  \nNow,THEREFORE,RIHousing,RIHPHC,and ACHP agree that the Program will be implemented inaccordance with the following stipulations in order to take into account the effect of all individualundertakings on historic properties to satisfy RIHousing Section 106 Responsibilities.  \nSTIPULATIONS  \nRIHousing will ensure that the following measures are carried out.  \n## I.QUALIFIED PROFESSIONALS\n\n1.Some projects may require that RIHousing employ or engage qualified professionals inarchitectural history/historic preservation.RIHousing will ensure that qualifiedprofessionals meet the Secretary of the Interior Professional Qualifications Standards,found in 36 CFR 61(48 FR 44738-9),and are able to interpret and apply the Secretary ofthe Interior's “Standards for Rehabilitation and Guidelines for Rehabilitation of HistoricBuildings”(Standards)(Appendix C)and the National Register criteria.  \n2.Responsibilities delegated to the qualified professional include:  \na.identifying and evaluating historic properties;  \nb.reviewing plans and specifications;  \nc.making recommendations for determinations of eligibility and effect;  \nd.preparing comment letters and other documents for RIHPHC concurrence;and  \ne.other tasks related to Section 106 compliance under this Agreement.  \n## II.EXEMPT PROPERTIES 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