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Council. For more information regarding the OSA portal, please see this link: <br />https://osaportal.gisdata.mn.gov/ <br />Qualified archaeologists can request additional information from SHPO about archaeological site <br />eligibility status/determinations, survey reports (architecture -history and archaeology), and <br />restricted property information. You can visit the Research @ SHPO webpage to learn more about <br />how to obtain information you may need for your research to identify historic properties that may <br />be affected by your project: https://mn.gov/admin/shpo/surveyandinventory/research/ <br />It is our understanding that the goal of the EAW is to describe how a proposed project may affect <br />the environment, which includes historic resources. An archaeological assessment of the project <br />(a Phase la) will help determine whether the project has the potential to affect known or suspected <br />archaeological sites. A Phase I archaeological survey will provide more information regarding <br />whether known or previously unknown archaeological sites are located within the proposed project <br />area. These studies should be developed and structured to best inform the project's effects on <br />archaeological resources. For a list of consultants who have expressed an interest in undertaking <br />such surveys, please visit the website https://www.mnhs.org//preservation/directory, and select <br />"Archaeologists" in the "Specialties" box. <br />If the proposed project will use federal funds, occur on federal land, or will require a federal permit <br />(such as a USACE 404 permit), it may be subject to review under Section 106 of the National <br />Historic Preservation Act. If the project becomes a federal undertaking, additional consultation <br />between the federal agency and the SHPO will be necessary in order to define an appropriate area <br />of potential effect (APE) for the federal undertaking as well as the necessary historic property <br />identification and evaluation efforts required for a federal review, and this information will be <br />helpful to help the project move forward. <br />.i_%il -usmri' PrE'r!.0 rvAr ON C,: FICr <br />Kelly Gragg-Johnson (she/her/hers) I Environmental Review Program Specialist <br />50 Sherburne Avenue, Suite 203 <br />Saint Paul, MN 55155 <br />(651) 201-3285 1 kelly.graggiohnson@state.mn.us <br />Please reference this SHPO Environmental Review Program Update regarding current project review <br />timelines and staffing changes for the Environmental Review Program. <br />From: Kelly Herfendal <Kelly.Herfendal@ISGlnc.com> <br />Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2024 8:49 AM <br />To: MN_ADM_ENV Review SHPO <ENReviewSHPO@state.mn.us> <br />Subject: North Oaks Mixed Use Development - Request for Project Review <br />