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SECTION 106 MEETING The Louisville Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges Project g j (LSIORBP) June 1, 2011 1 MEETING AGENDA 1. Welcome 2 2. Introductions d i 3. Consulting Party Expectations 4. Project History 5. Potential Changes to the

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SECTION 106 MEETING

The Louisville ‐ Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges Project g j (LSIORBP)

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June 1, 2011

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MEETING AGENDA

  • 1. Welcome

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  • 2. Introductions
  • 3. Consulting Party Expectations
  • 4. Project History
  • 5. Potential Changes to the Project
  • 6. 2003 Area of Potential Effect (APE)
  • 7. Next Steps
  • 8. Comment and Discussion Period

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  • 1. WELCOME
  • 1. WELCOME

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GROUND RULES

PLEASE

  • Treat everyone with respect

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  • Listen to each other – keep an open mind
  • Do not interrupt

Do not interrupt

  • Be succinct
  • Do not monopolize

Do not monopolize

  • Be on time to meetings
  • Stay on topic – historic resources

Stay on topic historic resources

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  • 2. INTRODUCTIONS
  • 2. INTRODUCTIONS

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LEAD AGENCIES

  • FHWA – Federal lead agency

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  • KYTC – Joint State lead agency
  • INDOT – Joint State lead agency

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2003 MOA RELATED GROUPS

  • Bi‐State Historic Consultation Team (BSHCT)
  • Representatives from FHWA, INDOT, KYTC and each state’s State

Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) R l i d i BSMT i li i h hi i i

  • Role is to advise BSMT in compliance with historic commitments
  • SHPOs designated as Participating Agency
  • Historic Preservation Advisory Teams (HPATs)
  • Historic Preservation Advisory Teams (HPATs)
  • Indiana (IHPAT) and Kentucky (KHPAT) Teams
  • Meet bi‐monthly

Meet bi monthly

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  • 3. CONSULTING PARTY
  • 3. CONSULTING PARTY

EXPECTATIONS

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SECTION 106

  • Set out in the National Historic Preservation Act

(NHPA) (NHPA)

  • Requires Federal agencies to:
  • Take into account the effects of Federal agency
  • Take into account the effects of Federal agency

actions on historic properties

  • Afford the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation

y (ACHP) an opportunity to comment

  • Is grounded in consultation among stakeholders
  • f the project
  • Regulations at 36 CFR Part 800

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BASIC REGULATORY PHILOSOPHY

  • Integrates historic preservation in balancing full

range of public values range of public values

  • Historic values are public values to be weighed

along with mission needs along with mission needs

  • Encourages creativity and common‐sense

approach to problem solving approach to problem solving

  • Should be initiated early in the initial stages of

project planning project planning

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PARTICIPANTS

  • Federal agencies

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  • Advisory Council
  • Consulting Parties ‐ SHPO/THPO/Tribe,

li t l l t T ib h tt h applicants, local government, Tribes who attach religious and cultural significance, additional consulting parties consulting parties

  • Public

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SECTION 106 STEPS

  • Initiate Consultation

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  • Establish Area of Potential Effect (APE), Identify

Historic Properties A Eff t

  • Assess Effects
  • Resolve Adverse Effects

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CONSULTING PARTY RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Attend and Participate in meetings
  • Provide input on the identification, eligibility,

p , g y, effects and mitigation of effects on historic resources as part of the SEIS

  • Provide input in writing after receipt of materials
  • r letters within established time frames
  • Provide input into the development and

execution of a revised MOA, if necessary, in j ti ith th SEIS conjunction with the SEIS

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GROUND RULES

PLEASE

  • Treat everyone with respect

y p

  • Listen to each other – keep an open mind
  • Do not interrupt

Do not interrupt

  • Be succinct
  • Do not monopolize

Do not monopolize

  • Be on time to meetings
  • Stay on topic – historic resources

Stay on topic historic resources

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  • 4. PROJECT HISTORY
  • 4. PROJECT HISTORY

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SEPTEMBER 2003 RECORD OF DECISION

1998 Original Notice of Intent Original Notice of Intent September 6, 2003 R d f D i i (ROD) Record of Decision (ROD)

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THE BRIDGES PROJECT

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SECTION 1

Section 1 – Kennedy Interchange D t K t k Downtown Kentucky

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SECTION 2

Section 2 – Downtown Bridge

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SECTION 3

Section 3 – D t Downtown Indiana

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SECTION 4

Section 4 – East End Kentucky

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SECTION 5

Section 5 – East End Bridge

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SECTION 6

Section 6 – East End Indiana

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MOA COMMITMENTS STATUS

  • Indiana and Kentucky Historic Preservation

Advisory Teams (IHPAT and KHPAT) formed Advisory Teams (IHPAT and KHPAT) formed

  • Bi‐State Historic Consultation Team (BSHCT)

created created

  • Kentucky and Indiana Ombudsmen hired
  • Smart Growth Conference held (2006)
  • Smart Growth Conference held (2006)

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MOA COMMITMENTS STATUS ‐ KY

  • Develop Historic Preservation Plans (HPPs)
  • Phoenix Hill (completed)
  • Phoenix Hill (completed)
  • Country Estates of River Road (completed)
  • Butchertown (ongoing)

Butchertown (ongoing)

  • Update of Jefferson County Survey of Historic

Sites (completed) ( p )

  • Develop Treatment Plans
  • Grocers Cold Ice and Storage (completed)
  • Vermont American (ongoing)
  • Stabilize Rosewell (ongoing)

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MOA COMMITMENTS STATUS ‐ IN

  • Develop Historic Preservation Plans (HPPs)
  • Old Jeffersonville Historic District (completed)
  • Old Jeffersonville Historic District (completed)
  • Utica Historic Lime Industry (ongoing)
  • Acquire and Rehabilitate Spring Street Freight

Acquire and Rehabilitate Spring Street Freight House (Train Depot) – construction initiated

  • Obtain NRHP nomination for Ohio Falls Car &

Obtain NRHP nomination for Ohio Falls Car & Locomotive (completed)

  • Seek NHRP nomination for Colgate – Palmolive

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  • Preserve James M. Smith farm (owner

declined)

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  • 5. POTENTIAL CHANGES TO
  • 5. POTENTIAL CHANGES TO

THE PROJECT

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METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION PLAN Tolling

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KENNEDY INTERCHANGE

Modified in‐place Alternative

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DOWNTOWN BRIDGE PROPOSED

Bridge Cross Section without Pedestrian Walkway/Bikeway without Pedestrian Walkway/Bikeway

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EAST END TUNNEL ‐ TYPICAL SECTION

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LEAD AGENCIES’ PROPOSED ALTERNATIVES

Alternatives Recommended for SEIS

  • No‐Action

No‐Action

  • The Selected Two Bridges/Highway Alternative, as

approved in the FEIS/ROD, with tolls pp / ,

  • A modified version of the Selected Two Bridges/Highway

Alternative with tolls. Includes:

  • reducing the East End Bridge, roadway, and tunnel

from six lanes to four lanes;

  • reconstructing the Kennedy Interchange in‐place;
  • removing a pedestrian/bikeway facility from the

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Downtown Bridge.

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  • 6. 2003 AREA OF POTENTIAL
  • 6. 2003 AREA OF POTENTIAL

EFFECT (APE)

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2003 BROAD APE

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2003 DOWNTOWN APE

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2003 EAST END APE

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HISTORIC RESOURCES UPDATE

  • A Survey Update of Butchertown Phoenix Hill Downtown

A Survey Update of Butchertown, Phoenix Hill, Downtown Louisville and River Road (Kentucky)

  • Report #181 jointly administered by the University of

K t k d th K t k H it C il Kentucky and the Kentucky Heritage Council

  • The Clark County Interim Report Survey Update (Indiana)
  • The Indiana State Historic Architectural and

Archaeological Research Database (SHAARD)

  • Identified sites listed as "Outstanding" or "Eligible" for the

NRHP from each State's respective update NRHP from each State s respective update

  • Identified sites located within or near the original FEIS APE
  • Conducted preliminary site investigations and written

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descriptions for new resources.

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KENTUCKY PROPERTIES UDPATE

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KENTUCKY PROPERTIES UPDATE

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KENTUCKY PROPERTIES UDPATE

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INDIANA PROPERTIES UDPATE

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INDIANA PROPERTIES UPDATE

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  • 7. NEXT STEPS
  • 7. NEXT STEPS

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NEXT STEPS

  • Traffic modeling and diversion studies are

underway at this time. underway at this time.

  • Consultation will begin with KY and IN SHPOs
  • n APE. The existing APE will be revised, as

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  • Consulting parties will be asked to help identify

g p p y new resources within the existing APE and any areas added.

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SECTION 106 STEPS

  • Initiate Consultation

bli h f i l ff ( ) d if

  • Establish Area of Potential Effect (APE), Identify

Historic Properties A Eff t

  • Assess Effects
  • Resolve Adverse Effects

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ANTICIPATED MEETINGS

  • Section 106 Introduction (today)
  • Section 106 Identification of Properties
  • Section 106 Identification of Properties
  • Information will be sent out 2 weeks before the

meeting, so the parties will have time to consider g, p resources within the revised APE

  • Section 106 Effects Coordination
  • Section 106 Mitigation Coordination

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  • 8. COMMENT AND
  • 8. COMMENT AND

DISCUSSION PERIOD

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Thank you for your participation today! If h l h b If you have comments or concerns, please return them by

June 30, 2011

To:

  • Ms. Janice Osadczuk

Engineering S ervices Team Leader Engineering S ervices Team Leader Federal Highway Administration – Indiana Division Room 254, Federal Office Building 575 North Pennsylvania S treet 575 North Pennsylvania S treet Indianapolis, Indiana 46204

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