Section 106 Webinars | Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
Join ACHP for this two-part, blended learning experience. First, a week before the webinar, take the free 15-minute eLearning course, What is Section 106?, available on their eLearning course webpage (all you have to do is establish an account prior to taking the course).  Next, join for the May 8 webinar where they’ll expand on what you learned in the eLearning course about the key principles of Section 106 review and answer any questions you may have.

Section 106 Webinars | Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
When a federal agency finds that an undertaking may adversely affect a historic property, it must consider measures to avoid, minimize, and mitigate such adverse effects, document the resolution of the Section 106 consultation in a formal, legal agreement, and implement the measures in the agreement. In this webinar, ACHP will practice applying the tools for agreement writing and reviewing provided in the ACHP’s Guidance on Agreement Documents and guide participants in performing a “reality check” for agreement consultation.

The National Park Service will host a training webinar on building codes and historic buildings for property owners, architects, developers, consultants, local landmark commissions, and the general public on May 2 and May 21 at 2 pm ET. 

Register for the May 2, 2025, webinar: 

https://doitalent.zoomgov.com/webinar/register/WN_wSyhM7ptSH-l88wVXavpIQ

Register for the May 21, 2025, webinar: 

https://doitalent.zoomgov.com/webinar/register/WN_G1ulmevbT2O6VVwtez_MAg  

Section 106 Webinars | Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
Experienced Section 106 practitioners will benefit from this opportunity to explore the steps necessary to make a reasonable effort to identify historic properties for a specific undertaking and to carry out such identification efforts in good faith. In this webinar, you will learn about this regulatory standard while practicing its application to case scenarios.