Additional Mitigation Measures and Public Education Sample Clauses

Additional Mitigation Measures and Public Education. 31 The Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Archaeological Documentation 32 mandates that “the results of archaeological documentation are reported and made 33 available to the public” (48 CFR 44734). Therefore, WSDOT and ODOT shall: 34 1. Disseminate the findings of the archaeological investigations as developed under 35 the Treatment Plan and in consultation with DAHP and ORSHPO, interested and 36 affected tribes, and other consulting parties. Methods shall include one or more of 37 the following: 38 (i) A reader-friendly summary of information gleaned on history (including 39 above ground resources) and/or prehistory through the data recovery 40 process;
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Additional Mitigation Measures and Public Education. The Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Archaeological Documentation mandates that “the results of archaeological documentation are reported and made available to the public” (48 CFR 44734). Therefore, WSDOT and ODOT shall: 1. Disseminate the findings of the archaeological investigations as developed under the Treatment Plan and in consultation with DAHP and ORSHPO, interested and affected tribes, and other consulting parties. Methods shall include one or more of the following: (i) A reader-friendly summary of information gleaned on history (including above ground resources) and/or prehistory through the data recovery process; (ii) A museum-quality display or displays that could be showcased at local, state or tribal government facilities, and offered to local museums on a rotating basis; (iii) Use of non-diagnostic or unprovenienced historical artifacts (non-grave goods) may be used to develop a traveling informational toolkit for use in public and private schools and at Tribal facilities. Replications of artifacts may be commissioned for inclusion in the traveling toolkit. 2. Develop a guidance document for future development by others in the vicinity of the Project based on the insights gleaned from the identification and mitigation process used by the Project, in consultation with DAHP and ORSHPO, interested and affected tribes, and other consulting parties. Because of its size, the Project has resulted in an increased awareness of applicable research methods, resource potentials, potential precontact and historic resource locations, and potential treatment methods within a complex urban environment. The document, which will be prepared during the analysis and reporting phase of the archaeological mitigation program, shall: (i) Discuss appropriate background research and analysis methods that can be applied to fulfill state and federal environmental requirements for future public or private development; (ii) Identify appropriate target locations that have higher probabilities to contain significant resources and the types of expected resources; (iii) Identify specific subsurface testing methods that can provide preliminary indications of significant resources including a discussion of criteria for identification of probable intact resources warranting further consideration; (iv) Describe mitigation data recovery methods appropriate to treatment of properties within urban settings and areas of deep Holocene sedimentation, and procedures for mitiga...
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