Archaeological Construction Monitoring Sample Clauses

Archaeological Construction Monitoring. A. FHWA and DOT&PF commit to archaeological construction monitoring in accordance with the Monitoring Plan developed in consultation with the Signatories (Appendix C).
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Archaeological Construction Monitoring. Archaeological construction monitoring will involve the close inspection of excavations and other ground-disturbing activities within the Project construction footprint. Monitoring will follow excavations and construction as closely as conditions require, making all reasonable efforts for safety and noninterference with construction. The DOT&PF Professionally Qualified Individual1 (PQI; also referred to in Appendix E as the Central Region Cultural Resources Specialist) shall coordinate with the Project Engineer to ensure that an appropriate Supervisory Archaeological Monitor2 is provided and/or contracted prior to the beginning of construction. More than one (1) Archaeological Monitor may be required, depending on how much activity occurs simultaneously. The Supervisory Archaeological Monitor will determine the number and placement of Archaeological Monitors after consultation with the DOT&PF PQI and Project Engineer. Monitoring will continue until the Supervisory Archaeological Monitor has determined that excavation of the identified sensitive areas has reached the maximum depth at which cultural deposits can be expected.
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