Federal Planning and Historic Places: The Section 106 Process (Heritage Resource Management Series, 2) (Volume 2)
Federal Planning and Historic Places examines the Section 106 process, a key federal mechanism for protecting historic sites during planning and development. Part of the Heritage Resource Management Series, this volume by Thomas F. King provides essential guidance on compliance, consultation, and heritage preservation in government actions.
About This Book
The Section 106 process is a critical component of federal planning that ensures historic places are considered in government actions. Authored by Thomas F. King, this book provides a detailed examination of how this process operates within the broader framework of heritage resource management.
As part of the Heritage Resource Management Series, Volume 2 delves into the procedural aspects that protect cultural heritage during federal undertakings. It highlights the importance of compliance and consultation in preserving historic sites.
Readers will gain an understanding of the legal and practical elements involved in integrating historic preservation into planning decisions. The content serves as a valuable resource for professionals navigating federal regulations.
This work emphasizes the balance between development and preservation, offering guidance on implementing Section 106 effectively in various contexts.
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