DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION STATE OF GEORGIA ______
PROGRAMMATIC REEVALUATION MEMORANDUM
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FROM: Name and Affiliation of Preparer (GDOT or Consulting Firm)
TO: File
SUBJECT: Programmatic Reevaluation Memorandum for Federal Project # XXXXXXXX GDOT PI# (s) XXXXXXX, Enter County or Counties
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Project Description: Insert a brief description of project.
On July 19, 2016, the Federal Highway Administration Georgia Division (FHWA) and Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) entered into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) for the Implementation of National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Reevaluations pursuant to 23 CFR 771.129 (Reevaluation MOA). The Reevaluation MOA establishes a process for programmatic consultation to determine whether or not the approved environmental document remains valid for the requested FHWA action. Programmatic consultation may occur for projects with either no changes or minor changes (as defined by the Reevaluation MOA). The purpose of this memorandum is to document the programmatic consultation for the project listed above.
There have been Choose an item. to the above listed project.
Minor changes to the project consist of: Choose an item. These minor changes are of a type listed in Section I.B. of the Reevaluation MOA and are consistent with the conditions for programmatic consultation listed in Attachment 1 of the Reevaluation MOA.
The GDOT and FHWA have consulted pursuant to 23CFR 771.129 (c), and FHWA has determined that the Choose an item. on file dated Click here to enter a date., and reevaluated on Click here to enter a date. remains valid.
GDOT’s project file demonstrates that the project was evaluated for applicability of this programmatic determination within 12 months of the next major federal action.
Preparer: ______Name, Title, Organization Technical Reviewer: ______Name, Title, Organization
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