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Working with Non-Fed Rec tribes Guidance - 8-11-17.pdf
Hi Aurelia: FYI- see note from Chip Smith, wondering whether the Administration cleared release of this document from the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation. I have not yet reviewed hope to do that today.
I did review the other document we discussed and would be interested in hearing about the briefing you received.
I was away last week so I apologize for my delay in getting back
Karen
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I wonder if this was cleared by the new Administration. I bet the EOP isn't aware of this.
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From: Valerie Hauser <vhauser@achp.gov> Date: August 14, 2017 at 12:26:37 PM EDT To: fpo <fpo@achp.gov>, FPOrep <FPOrep@achp.gov> Cc: shpo <shpo@achp.gov> Subject: [Non-DoD Source] Guidance on working with non
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The ACHP has just issued new guidance on working with non-federally recognized tribes in the Section 106 process. The guidance fulfills the ACHP's commitment to support the U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples which applies to all indigenous peoples. The ACHP's guidance strives to encourage federal agencies to include non federally recognized tribes in Section 106 consultations when they have important information to share and when historic properties of religious and cultural significance to them may be affected by an undertaking. The guidance also clarifies that inviting non federally recognized tribes to participate in the process does not substitute for consultation with federally recognized Indian tribes nor does it diminish the role of Indian tribes.
Attached is a copy of the guidance. It is also available online atCautionhttp://www.achp.gov/docs/Working%20with%20NonFed%20Rec%20tribes%20Guidance%20-%208- 11-17.pdf < Cautionhttp://www.achp.gov/docs/Working%20with%20NonFed%20Rec%20tribes%20Guidance%20-%208- 11-17.pdf > . If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me.
Valerie
Valerie H auser
Director Office of Native American Affairs Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (202) 517-0194 Caution-www.achp.gov/nap < Caution-http://www.achp.gov/nap > Improving Tribal Consultation in Infrastructure Projects < Cautionhttp://www.achp.gov/docs/achp-infrastructure-report.pd f >
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