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supervisors, to complete the Project -specific Historic Property Awareness and <br />Sensitivity Training prior to the comme <br />ncement of construction activities. If a <br />Construction Contractor hires or assigns any new Site Supervision and/or direct <br />supervisor(s)to the Project during Project construction, the Metropolitan Council <br />shall ensure that the new Site Supervision and/or direct supervisor(s) have completed <br />the Historic Property Awareness and. Sensitivity Training prior to being approved for <br />supervising any construction activities. The Historic Property Awareness. and <br />Sensitivity Training shall include information on historic properties subject to the <br />known I review requirements and processes for avoiding and minimizing effects to <br />known historic properties, and procedures and protocols if unexpected discoveries are made. <br />VIIX. Mitigation for Adverse Effects to the LS&M Railroad Corridor Historic District <br />A. Avoidance through Design, The 1868 railroad roadway remnants between Kohlman <br />Avenue and Beam Avenue (XX-RRD-NPRO02) and between Gervais Avenue and <br />County Road C (XX-RRD-NPR003) are individually eligible for inclusion in the <br />National Register and contribute to the LS&M Railroad Corridor Historic District. <br />The Metropolitan Council, with the assistance of the Metropolitan Council's <br />Preservation Lead, shall investigate whether it is feasible and prudent to avoid these <br />two (2) historic properties while still meeting the Project's purpose and need. <br />Avoidance through design is the preferred outcome of this Stipulation. The <br />investigation shall be as thorough and creative soas possible to identify engineering <br />lutions that avoid adverse effects to the historic properties. <br />i. If the Metropolitan Council determines. that avoidance of either or both historic <br />Properties is feasible and prudent, Project design in. the vicinity of the avoided <br />historic property shall. be subject to the requirements of Stipulations VI and ViT, <br />ii. If the Metropolitan Council determines that avoidance of either or both historic <br />.properties is not feasible and prudent, the Metropolitan Council shall notify the <br />FTA. If FTA agrees, they shall submit. the determination `to MnSHPO and other <br />Consulting Parties for review and comment pursuant to Stipulation III. The <br />submittal shall include jusiiftcation for <br />.the determination and confirmation that <br />the Metropolitan Council shall instead complete a Phase III data recovery of the <br />historic property that cannot be avoided, pursuant to Paragraph B. of this <br />Stipulation. At its own discretion, FTA may convene. a meeting to facilitate <br />discussion`about potential avoidance. FTA shall resolve any disagreements about <br />the feasibility of avoidance pursuant to Stipulation XVI. <br />B. Phase III Data Recovery. Prior to the start of project construction within 10.0 feet of <br />the recovery site, or as specified in the research design/data recovery plan, the <br />Rush Line BRT 54 USC § 306108 MOA 17 <br />