In 2021, Daniel Paul established a certified small business after 15 years’ work at ICF: a large, beltway-based multi-discipline consulting firm. At ICF, he worked upon some of California’s largest transportation infrastructure projects, receiving SHPO concurrence in virtually all instances where he was signatory architectural historian.
Daniel’s built environment regulatory experience is extensive. He is versed in a multitude of regulatory frameworks that include:
California Public Resources Code 5024.1
Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties (Rehabilitation)
California Department of Transportation Standard Environmental Reference (SER)
Innumerous local preservation ordinances for cities, CLG or otherwise, across Southern California and elsewhere.
Commonly completed regulatory and planning documents include:
California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) Historic Property Survey Report (HPSR) packages including HRER and HRCR documents; drafting APE/ PAL maps, Caltrans Section 106 PA application.
The drafting and application of Programmatic Agreements (PA) and MOA/ MOU
Finding of Effect documents (FOE)
Historic Resource Survey and Evaluation incorporating State of CA DPR Series 523 forms
EIR/ EIS Built Environment Sections
