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5050.4 3/21/80 3 If the application of the criteria in 36 C.F.R. Part 800.3(a) indicates an effect on properties, the Criteria of Adverse Effect (36 C.F.R. 800.3(b)) shall be applied. If it is determined and the State Historic Preservation Officer agrees that there would be no adverse effect, supporting documentation for a Determination of No Adverse Effect as specified in 36 C.F.R. 800.13(a) together with the written views of the State Historic Preservation Officer. shall be forwarded tothe Advisory Council on Historic Preservation for review'by the Executive Director. Unless an objection is noted by the Executive Director within 30 days of receipt of adequate documentation, such documentation shall be included in the environ- mental assessment and no further analysis is needed. Disagreement on the Determination of No Adverse Effect between the sponsor and the State Historic Preservation Officer or the Advisory Council shall be referred to the FAA for resolution as provided for in 36 C.F.R. 800.6(a)(2)., 4 If an adverse effect on properties is indicated, a Determination of Adverse Effect shall be included in the environmental assess- ment with supporting documentation. A preliminary case report shall be prepared as specified in 36 C.F.R. 800.13(b), either as part of the environ- mental assessment or as a separate document, and submitted to the FAA for the Advisory Council's consultation process. It cannot be assumed that impacts are insignificant on properties in or eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places. Further consultation and analysis under the guidance of the FAA will be necessary as described in paragraph 85h. (c) Following are the requirements under the Archeological and Historic Preservation Act of 1974. 1 If no information is made available through the National Register of Historic Places, the State Historic Preservation Officer, the A-95 review, or other persons or organizations with expertise that there is reason to believe that significant scientific, prehistoric, historic, archeological, or paleontological resources will be lost or destroyed by the proposed action, no further analysis under this Act is needed for the environmental assessment. It may be assumed that there would be no impact on such resources. 2 If the above consultation indicates the need for a professional resource survey of the area to be impacted, the airport sponsor shall contact the FAA for advice as described under subparagraph (b)1 above. If a survey is performed and indicates no significant resources within the area, the results of the survey shall be documented in the environmental assessment. The survey itself shall be appended to the environmental assess- ment or referenced if it is voluminous. No further analysis is necessary to show that the impact is not significant. 3 If consultation and/or a survey are inconclusive with regard to the location of resources or the significance of resources, the airport sponsor may include a commitment in the environmental assessment to Page 40 Chap 5 Par 47