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The Ohio Historic Preservation Office (OHPO) recommends that agencies use the
Section 106 Review Project Summary Form and its supporting documents to submit most routine projects for
review (*see exceptions below). Based on the documentation standards found at 36 CFR Section
800.11, the Project Summary Form provides a standardized format that helps agencies organize
the information necessary to complete the Section 106 review process.
Contact the Ohio Historic Preservation Office any time during project development if you have
questions about the Project Summary Form or the Section 106 review process. Agencies that are
planning large or complex projects are strongly encouraged to contact OHPO early in project
planning, so that we can discuss alternative survey options to help you meet your
responsibilities under 36 CFR Part 800.
Following are a number of tools to assist you with project submission.
Project Summary Form and Instructions
Section 106 Review Project Summary Form(MS Word)
Project Summary Form Instructions (MS Word)
Tools to Complete Section III of the Project Summary Form
Mapping Aides
Watch an instructional video on using the free version of the OHPO Online Mapping System to:
Create maps required for the Project Summary Form
Free Topographic Maps and UTM Collection Tools Online
Frequently Asked Questions
The Section 106 Process in Ohio / Policies & Staff Contacts
Projects that should NOT use the new Form include:
- Projects requiring a license from the Federal Communications Commission. For these projects, please submit FCC Forms 620 or 621 in hard copy format. OHPO is not accepting electronic submissions through FCC at this time.
- Projects undertaken by the Ohio Department of Transportation / Federal Highway Administration.
- Projects covered by existing agreements that include alternative procedures and documentation requirements (i.e. Nationwide Programmatic Agreements or State-level Programmatic Agreements)
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