Section 106 Review Project Summary Form Training Class
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Location: State Library
1-3 p.m. / $25
When project submissions to the Ohio Historic Preservation Office are accurate and
complete, the Section 106 review process is faster and more productive for everyone involved. This
class provides guidance on using our revised Project Summary Form, an interactive checklist for
project submissions. The form is designed to help agency officials and applicants organize new
submissions and streamline reviews by the Ohio Historic Preservation Office. Projects submitted
under pre-existing agreements with the Office are exempt from this requirement, as are wireless
communications projects submitted on behalf of the FCC. Those who have attended previous courses
about the Project Summary Form should attend this session to learn about recent updates.
Directions to Workshop Location
Workshop Details
Continuing Education Credits
Registration Form
(Registration Form in PDF Format)
Register Online!
Directions to Workshop Location
State Library of Ohio, 274 E. First Ave., Columbus. From I-71, take I-670 West to the North Fourth
Street exit. Go north to East First Avenue and turn right (east) to the State Library.
Workshop Details
- Space is limited. Please register no later than one week prior to the workshop.
Cancelled registrations will be refunded in full, less a $15 processing fee,
through December 4, 2008. The Ohio Historic Preservation Office
reserves the right to cancel any workshop and will provide a full refund.
- Check-in begins at 8:30 for morning and full-day workshops, and at 12:30
for afternoon workshops.
- Questions? Call 614/298-2000 or e-mail
ohpo@ohiohistory.org
Click here to download
a workshop registration form.
Click here to go to the Ohio Historic
Preservation Office front page.
Continuing Education Credits
Members of the American Institute of Architects can earn AIA Continuing Education Learning
Units by participating in these workshops. AIA/CES Conference Program Participation forms will
be available on site. Special thanks to provider AIA Columbus.
The Ohio Historical Society is registered with the Accountancy Board of Ohio as a
continuing education provider.
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