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22297 Guidance.Pdf U.S. U.S.DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT OF H OFOUSING HOUSING AND AND URBAN URBAN DEV DEVELOPMENTELOPMENT REGIONREGION IV IV– –SOU SOUTHEAST/CARIBBEANTHEAST / CARIBBEAN REGION IV – SOUTHEAST/CARIBBEAN REO – SANDY FRYE SFEO – AL CAZZOLI ATLANTA REGIONAL OFFICE MIAMI FIELD OFFICE ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES NOISE DISASTER RELIEF HISTORIC PRESERVATION SUPERVISOR REGION IV WEBSITE COORDINATOR TRAINING ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE OFFICE OVERSIGHT & OTHERS PART 50 AND PART 58 FEO – ROBERTO CORTES FEO – LENWOOD SMITH SAN JUAN FIELD OFFICE GREENSBORO FIELD OFFICE EXPLOSIVE & FLAMMABLE FACILITIES FEO – TBA WETLANDS & FLOODPLAINS AIRPORT HAZARDS ENDANGERED SPECIES ATLANTA REGIONAL OFFICE DISASTER RELIEF BACK-UP NEPA-MF MORTGAGE INSURANCE CLIMATE CHANGE SELECTION FORTHCOMING PROCEDURES TOXICS MEMPHIS FIELD OFFICE LOUISVILLE FIELD OFFICE GREENSBORO FIELD OFFICE One Memphis Place Gene Snyder Courthouse Asheville Building 200 Jefferson Avenue – Suite 300 601 West Broadway – Room 110 1500 Pinecroft Road – Ste. 401 Memphis, TN 38103-2389 Louisville, KY 40202 Greensboro, NC 27407-3838 NASHVILLE FIELD OFFICE 235 Cumberland Bend Suite 200 LOUISVILLE Nashville, TN 37228-1803 KNOXVILLE FIELD OFFICE GREENSBORO John J. Duncan Federal Building 710 Locust Street, SW – 3rd Floor KNOXVILLE Knoxville, TN 37902-2526 NASHVILLE COLUMBIA FIELD OFFICE Strom Thurmond Federal Building COLUMBIA 1835 Assembly Street – 13th Floor EMPHIS M Columbia, SC 29201-2480 BIRMINGHAM ATLANTA ATLANTA REGIONAL OFFICE Five Points Plaza Building JACKSON 40 Marietta Street Atlanta, GA 30303 JACKSONVILLE JACKSON FIELD OFFICE JACKSONVILLE FIELD OFFICE Dr. A.H. McCoy Federal Building Charles Bennett Federal Building 100 West Capitol Street – Rm. 910 400 W. Bay Street – Suite 1015 Jackson, MS 39269-1096 Jacksonville FL 32202 BIRMINGHAM FIELD OFFICE SAN JUAN FIELD OFFICE MIAMI FIELD OFFICE Medical Forum Building Parque Las Americas Brickell Plaza Federal Building 950 22nd Street North – Ste. 900 235 Federico Costa St. – Ste. 200 909 SE. First Avenue – Suite 500 Birmingham, AL 35203 San Juan, PR 00918 Miami, FL 33131 SAN JUAN MIAMI CONTACT LIST FOR LAWS AND AUTHORITIES – REGION IV CONTACT LIST FOR THE LAWS AND AUTHORITIES HISTORIC PRESERVATION STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICERS TRIBAL CONSULTATIONS – NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT WETLANDS PROTECTION COASTAL BARRIER RESOURCES COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT ACT SOLE SOURCE AQUIFERS FARMLAND PROTECTION POLICY ACT WILD AND SCENIC RIVERS ACT CLEAN AIR ACT EXPOLSIVE AND FLAMMABLE OPERATIONS TOXIC CHEMICALS AND RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AIRPORT CLEAR ZONES & ACCIDENT POTENTIAL ZONES U.S. ARMY CORP OF ENGINEERS ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT CONTACT LIST FOR LAWS AND AUTHORITIES – REGION IV HISTORIC PRESERVATION 36 CFR PART 800 STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICERS ALABAMA MS. LISA D. JONES, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & SHPO (ACTING) ALABAMA HISTORICAL COMMISSION 468 SOUTH PERRY STREET POST OFFICE BOX 300900 MONTGOMERY, AL 36130-0900 WEBSITE: www.preserveala.org/ TEL: 334.230.2690 FAX: 334.240.3477 EMAIL: [email protected] MS. LEE ANNE WOFFORD, DEPUTY SHPO TEL: 334.230.2659 EMAIL: [email protected] FLORIDA DR. TIMOTHY A. PARSONS, INTERIM DIRECTOR & SHPO DIVISION OF HISTORICAL RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF STATE 500 SOUTH BRONOUGH STREET - ROOM 305 TALLAHASSEE, FL 32399-0250 WEBSITE: http://dos.myflorida.com/historical/ TEL: 850.245.6300 EMAIL: [email protected] DR. MARY GLOWACKI, DEPUTY SHPO AND ARCHAEOLOGIST TEL: 850.245.6444 EMAIL: [email protected] GEORGIA DR. DAVID CRASS, DIVISION DIRECTOR, DEPUTY SHPO GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DNR HISTORIC PRESERVATION DIVISION JEWETT CENTER FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION 2610 GEORGIA HIGHWAY 155, SOUTHWEST STOCKBRIDGE, GA 30281 WEBSITE: georgiashpo.org/ TEL: 770.389.7846 EMAIL: [email protected] WILLIAM HOVER, SECTION CHIEF & DEPUTY SHPO TEL: 770.389.7850 FAX: 770.389.7878 EMAIL: [email protected] HISTORIC PRESERVATION CONTACT LIST FOR LAWS AND AUTHORITIES – REGION IV KENTUCKY MR. CRAIG POTTS, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & SHPO KENTUCKY HERITAGE COUNCIL 300 WASHINGTON STREET FRANKFORT, KY 40601 WEBSITE: heritage.ky.gov TEL: 502.564.7005 – EXT. 111 FAX: 502.564.5820 EMAIL: [email protected] MISSISSIPPI MS. KATIE BLOUNT, SHPO MDAH HISTORIC PRESERVATION DIVISION P.O. BOX 571 JACKSON, MS 39205-0571 WEBSITE: mdah.state.ms.us TEL: 601.576.6850 MR. KEN P’POOL, DEPUTY SHPO DIVISION OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION TEL: 601.576.6942 FAX: 601.576.6955 EMAIL: [email protected] NORTH CAROLINA MS. RAMONA BARTOS, DEPUTY SHPO STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES 4617 MAIL SERVICE CENTER RALEIGH, NC 27699-4617 WEBSITE: www.hpo.ncdcr.gov TEL: 919.807.6570 FAX: 919.807.6599 EMAIL: [email protected] PUERTO RICO, COMMONWEALTH OF MS. DIANA LOPEZ SOTOMAYOR, SHPO STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE / OFICINA ESTATAL DE CONSERVACIÓN HISTÓRICA P.O. BOX 9023935 SAN JUAN, PR 00902-3935 WEBSITE: www.oech.pr.gov/ TEL: 787.721.3737 FAX: 787.721.3773 EMAIL: [email protected] HISTORIC PRESERVATION CONTACT LIST FOR LAWS AND AUTHORITIES – REGION IV SOUTH CAROLINA DR. W. ERIC EMERSON, SHPO DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES & HISTORY 8301 PARKLANE ROAD COLUMBIA, SC 29223-4905 WEBSITE: shpo.sc.gov TEL: 803.896.6185 FAX: 803.896.6167 EMAIL: [email protected] MS. ELIZABETH JOHNSON, DEPUTY SHPO Tel: 803.896.6168 Email: [email protected] TENNESSEE MR. E. PATRICK MCINTYRE, JR., EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SHPO TENNESSEE HISTORICAL COMMISSION 312 ROSA L. PARKS AVENUE – TENNESSEE TOWER NASHVILLE, TN 37243 WEBSITE: state.tn.us/environment/hist/ TEL: 615.532.1550 FAX: 615.532.1549 EMAIL: [email protected] U. S. VIRGIN ISLANDS MR. JEAN-PIERRE ORIOL, SHPO (ACTING) USVI DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING & NATURAL RESOURCES 8100 LINDBERG BAY – SUITE 61 CYRIL E. KING AIRPORT TERMINAL BUILDING – 2ND FLOOR ST. THOMAS, VI 00802 EMAIL: [email protected] MR. SEAN L. KRIGGER, DEPUTY SHPO STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE 1640 DRONNINGENS GADE 71 & 72A, KONGENS QUARTER CHARLOTTE AMALIE ST. THOMAS, VI 00802 WEBSITE: historic-preservation.dpnr.gov.vi/ TEL: 340.776.8605 FAX: 340.776.7236 EMAIL: [email protected]@vishpo.com HISTORIC PRESERVATION CONTACT LIST FOR LAWS AND AUTHORITIES – REGION IV TRIBAL CONSULTATIONS NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES IN THE HUD-REGION IV JURISDICTION CONTACT LIST FOR LAWS AND AUTHORITIES – REGION IV TRIBE CONTACT WHEN HOW W H W R E E H W C N O S D E T H O P N T S O N I E O NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES IN THE S N E L H U H N T T S S Y L P R E U H E T T O C F M C R E A R P O U P E A R C B L H U L R S I A E O O C M L T O N N F N T U N I A S O C I E T R E I O HUD REGION IV JURISDICTION L W E A U S A N C N O L T D I L E D Chickasaw Nation2 Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians3 Mowa Band of Choctaw Indians4 AL Muscogee (Creek) Nation, OK / Creek Nation of Oklahoma5 Poarch Band of the Creek Indians of Alabama6 Seminole Tribe of Florida9 Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida Muscogee (Creek) Nation, OK / Creek Nation of Oklahoma5 FL Poarch Band of the Creek Indians of Alabama6 Seminole Nation of Oklahoma8 Seminole Tribe of Florida9 BASED ON A 11.25.2014 MEMO, THE STOF WERE NO LONGER BE CONSULTING ON HUD PROJECTS IN FLORIDA. Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians3 Muscogee (Creek) Nation, OK / Creek Nation of Oklahoma5 GA Seminole Nation of Oklahoma8 Seminole Tribe of Florida9 Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians3 Miami Tribe of Oklahoma KY Peoria Indian Tribe of Oklahoma Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma7 Santee Sioux Nation, Nebraska Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians3 MS Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma7 Catawba Indian Nation (SC)1 NC Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians3 Tuscarora Nation of New York10 a Catawba Indian Nation (SC)1 Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians3 SC Muscogee (Creek) Nation, OK / Creek Nation of Oklahoma5 Tuscarora Nation of New York10 b Absentee-Shawnee Tribe (OK) Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town (OK) Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma - Muskogee Chickasaw Nation2 Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians3 Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma Kialegee Tribal Town TN Mowa Band of Choctaw Indians4 Muscogee (Creek) Nation, OK / Creek Nation of Oklahoma5 Poarch Band of the Creek Indians of Alabama6 Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma7 Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma Thlopthlocco Tribal Town of Oklahoma United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma 1-10 a b FOOTNOTE: Multiple states for same tribes NC Counties: Beaufort, Bertie, Craven, Edgecom, Greene, Halifax, Johnston. Jones, Lrnoir, Nash, Northampton, Pitt, Wayne, Wilson Beaufort County, SC County PREFERENCE: R YES Q NO NOTE: TRIBAL NAMES IN BOLD HAVE THPOS; OTHERS ARE CONSULTING PARTNERS. ABSENTEEABSENTEE-SHAWNEE-SHAWNEE TRIBE TRIBE OF OF INDIANS, INDIANS, OK OK EdwinaEdwina Butler Butler-Wolfe,-Wolfe, Governor Governor 20252025 South South Gordon Gordon Cooper Cooper Shawnee,Shawnee, OK OK 74801 74801 oo LeonardLeonard Longhorn Longhorn, THPO, THPO 20252025 South South Gordon Gordon Cooper Cooper Shawnee,Shawnee, OK OK 74801 74801 Tel:Tel: 405.275.4030 405.275.4030 / /Ext. Ext. 203 203 Fax:Fax: 405.878.4711 405.878.4711 Email:Email: [email protected] [email protected] Website:Website: www.absenteeshawneetribe www.absenteeshawneetribe-nsn.gov/-nsn.gov/ ____________________________________________________________________________ ALABAMA-QUASSARTE TRIBAL TOWN, OK ALABAMAOkmulgee-QUASSARTE Agency TRIBAL TOWN, OK OkmulgeeTarpie Yargee, Agency
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