Water Resources

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) requires licensees to address many environmental concerns, including long-term effects to historic properties.  Mead & Hunt can be your partner in this process, guiding you from identification of historic properties through implementation of a Historic Resource Management Plan (HRMP).  Mead & Hunt has the expertise to make the process work to your benefit.

Compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act is an integral part of hydroelectric facility licensing.  For this reason, managers or consultants for hydroelectric licensing processes throughout the country turn to Mead & Hunt for historic preservation services.

FERC has turned to Mead & Hunt’s historic preservation staff for help on project-specific Programmatic Agreements and HRMPs.  Our established relationships with State Historic Preservation Offices, the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, and FERC facilitate the successful completion of historic preservation license requirements.

Our historians specialize in the following activities:

• Mitigation documents
• Historic context development
• Architectural surveys
• Historic Resource Management Plans
• Section 106 compliance

For more information, contact , Manager of Historic Preservation.