Plain language
The APE question follows the traffic question.
If a project foreseeably changes traffic on historic streets, preservation review should ask whether those streets are inside the area where effects may occur.
Section 106 / Accountability
Section 106 matters where a public project may affect a historic district through indirect traffic effects. It is not the whole traffic story, but it is one way to ask whether downstream impacts were studied seriously.
Plain language
If a project foreseeably changes traffic on historic streets, preservation review should ask whether those streets are inside the area where effects may occur.
Caution
The public argument should distinguish facts, evidence, inference, and advocacy. It should not be presented as an agency determination unless the record says so.