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From page 14... ... 14 5.0 DEVELOPMENT OF POTENTIAL NEW NATIONAL PROGRAM ALTERNATIVES 5.1 POSSIBLE PROGRAM COMMENT FOR POST-WORLD WAR II HOUSING A program comment on post-World War II housing might be built on NCHRP Report 723: A Model for Identifying and Evaluating the Historic Significance of Post-World War II Housing (2012) Read the entire page →
From page 15... ... 15  Maintenance, repair, or in-kind replacement of lighting, signals, and other traffic control systems within previously disturbed ROW  Maintenance, repair, or in-kind replacement of highway signs, advisory signs, warning signs, interpretative signs, etc., within previously disturbed ROW  In-kind replacement or repair of existing curbs, gutters, and sidewalks  In-kind replacement of railing, guardrails, and median barriers  Installation, removal, or replacement of pavement markers, rumble strips, roadway striping, traffics sensors, etc.  Striping of bicycle lanes on existing pavement  The repair, replacement, and/or maintenance of non-NRHP eligible or listed culverts and other drainage structures, storm water facilities, and sewers when the work is confined to previously disturbed soils within the existing ROW  Installation, repair, or replacement of highway ROW fencing in previously disturbed soils  The replacement, rehabilitation, reconstruction, maintenance, and repair of bridges not previously listed in or determined to not be eligible for listing in the NRHP, and not already exempted by an existing procedure or agreement  Landscaping maintenance, mowing, burning, and cutting; and spraying of noxious weeds within and adjacent to the ROW  ADA, curb ramp, and safety projects outside an NRHP-listed or eligible historic property boundary  Traffic-calming measures outside an NRHP-listed or eligible historic district and individual property boundaries  Maintenance, repair, replacement, or installation of bicycle, bus, and pedestrian facilities and bus shelters outside NRHP-listed or eligible historic districts or individual property boundaries Read the entire page →

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... 14 5.0 DEVELOPMENT OF POTENTIAL NEW NATIONAL PROGRAM ALTERNATIVES 5.1 POSSIBLE PROGRAM COMMENT FOR POST-WORLD WAR II HOUSING A program comment on post-World War II housing might be built on NCHRP Report 723: A Model for Identifying and Evaluating the Historic Significance of Post-World War II Housing (2012)

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... 15  Maintenance, repair, or in-kind replacement of lighting, signals, and other traffic control systems within previously disturbed ROW  Maintenance, repair, or in-kind replacement of highway signs, advisory signs, warning signs, interpretative signs, etc., within previously disturbed ROW  In-kind replacement or repair of existing curbs, gutters, and sidewalks  In-kind replacement of railing, guardrails, and median barriers  Installation, removal, or replacement of pavement markers, rumble strips, roadway striping, traffics sensors, etc.  Striping of bicycle lanes on existing pavement  The repair, replacement, and/or maintenance of non-NRHP eligible or listed culverts and other drainage structures, storm water facilities, and sewers when the work is confined to previously disturbed soils within the existing ROW  Installation, repair, or replacement of highway ROW fencing in previously disturbed soils  The replacement, rehabilitation, reconstruction, maintenance, and repair of bridges not previously listed in or determined to not be eligible for listing in the NRHP, and not already exempted by an existing procedure or agreement  Landscaping maintenance, mowing, burning, and cutting; and spraying of noxious weeds within and adjacent to the ROW  ADA, curb ramp, and safety projects outside an NRHP-listed or eligible historic property boundary  Traffic-calming measures outside an NRHP-listed or eligible historic district and individual property boundaries  Maintenance, repair, replacement, or installation of bicycle, bus, and pedestrian facilities and bus shelters outside NRHP-listed or eligible historic districts or individual property boundaries

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