Archaeological Survey Requirements Sample Clauses

Archaeological Survey Requirements. BOEM proposes a modification of BOEM’s prior lease stipulations regarding archaeological survey requirements. The revised stipulation would require that the Lessee provide a description of the methods it uses to conduct archaeological surveys in support of Plans (i.e., SAP and/or COP), in addition to survey results. The Lessee would be required to coordinate a Tribal pre-survey meeting with Tribes identified by XXXX and in the NATCP. In the post-review discovery clauses, the revised stipulation would require that, in the event of unanticipated discovery of a potential archaeological resource, the Lessee would immediately halt bottom-disturbing activities within the area of discovery by a minimum of 50 meters (164 feet), and the avoidance distance must be calculated from the maximum discernible extent of the archaeological resource. The revised stipulation would also add a requirement in the post-review discovery clauses that the Lessee refer to the NATCP for additional guidance on notifications.
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Archaeological Survey Requirements. BOEM is including a modification of lease stipulations in previous commercial leases regarding archaeological survey requirements. The revised stipulation requires that the Lessee provide to BOEM, in the associated plan submissions, a description of the methods it uses to conduct archaeological surveys in support of plans (i.e., SAP and/or COP), in addition to the survey results. The Lessee is required to coordinate a Tribal pre-survey meeting with Tribes that have cultural and/or historical ties to the Lease Area; the Lessee must work with BOEM and the California Native American Heritage Commission to identify such Tribes). In the post-review discovery clauses, the revised stipulation requires that, in the event of unanticipated discovery of a potential archaeological resource, the Lessee will immediately halt bottom-disturbing activities within the area of discovery by a minimum of 50 meters (164 feet), and the avoidance distance must be calculated from the maximum discernible extent of the archaeological resource. The revised stipulation also adds a requirement in the post-review discovery clauses that the Lessee refers to the NATCP for additional guidance on notifications.
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