State Historic Preservation Office.
state-level government agency responsible for cultural heritage in the United States
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Around State Historic Preservation Office this week
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Connecticut StructuralA case involving Edward Myers is due in Superior Court in Bridgeport, Connecticut, and he previously worked for the Connecticut DOT.Moves State Historic Preservation Office
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Mike DeWine StructuralGovernor DeWine and Lt. Governor Tressel announced several new economic development projects in Ohio, including a lithium facility and a Wal-Mart project.Moves State Historic Preservation Office
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National Park Service OperationalTrump's plans involve the NPS, the East Wing, and a company based in Colorado, while he accepts a plane from Qatar and is linked to Robert Dale and Reuters.Moves State Historic Preservation Office
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Federal Highway Administration OperationalFHA documented route changes, while Kentucky noted Chicago's influence on mapping, with Avery representing states near Chicago.Moves State Historic Preservation Office
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Santa Fe StructuralA resident immigrated from Guatemala to Santa Fe, where a detention facility in Estancia and an incident in Santa Fe County occurred.Moves State Historic Preservation Office
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Santa Fe Structural
The City of Santa Fe is required to consult the State Historic Preservation Office regarding monument use.
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Connecticut Structural
The State Historic Preservation Office is established by the state of Connecticut to review projects within its jurisdiction.
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Detroit Lake Structural
The State Historic Preservation Office reviews projects involving Detroit Lake, and its findings impact the project's viability.
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Mike DeWine Structural
Mike DeWine's programs are functionally dependent on the review process of the State Historic Preservation Office for tax credit eligibility.
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Federal Highway Administration Operational
The State Historic Preservation Office consults the Federal Highway Administration regarding historic resource impacts.
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National Park Service Operational
Both the National Park Service and the State Historic Preservation Office are involved in the permitting process for broadband expansion.