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Commission reviews Section 106 items including T‑Mobile collocation and Rt. 9 turn update
Summary
The Berkeley County Historic Landmarks Commission discussed two Section 106 matters: work beginning on the Hedgesville/Rt. 9 turn referencing a prior Section 106 review, and comments submitted for a proposed T‑Mobile collocation (TMobIle 7HCH663A) by Advantage Environmental Consultants. WV SHPO staff joined via Zoom.
The Berkeley County Historic Landmarks Commission on April 27 reviewed ongoing Section 106 considerations tied to transportation and telecommunications projects.
At the start of the meeting the commission's chair reported work has begun on the Hedgesville/Rt. 9 turn project and referenced a Section 106 review conducted about five years earlier. The chair did not specify further mitigation measures but recorded the project update for the commission's files.
Later in new business Advantage Environmental Consultants presented comments on a Section 106 submittal for a proposed telecommunications collocation identified in the record as TMobIle 7HCH663A. The submission was noted as part of the commission's regular review of potential effects to historic resources; no formal vote or action on the collocation was recorded at the meeting.
Claire Tryon, Planning & Education Coordinator and CLG Coordinator with the West Virginia State Historic Preservation Office (WV SHPO), joined by Zoom earlier in the meeting and was listed among participants; WV SHPO is identified in the minutes as the state preservation office coordinating CLG and scholarship information.
No formal determinations or certificates related to these Section 106 items were recorded during the April 27 meeting. The commission logged the updates for its ongoing review and will take up specific certificates or formal recommendations at future meetings when required by the Section 106 process.
