Boundary and Landscape Documentation Sample Clauses

Boundary and Landscape Documentation. If a building, structure, or object subject to adverse effect is located within an unrecorded and unevaluated historic district, then the DOE, with cultural Resource SME support, will complete a reconnaissance architectural survey of the district and prepare a draft letter report (hereinafter the boundary report) with a map showing the unrecorded and unevaluated district boundary. In accordance with the standards and guidelines for Boundary Reports in Appendix F, this boundary report will include, but not be limited to: 1. A discussion of how the district boundary was defined based on archival research and the preliminary results of the archaeological and architectural fieldwork; and 2. Draft digital color photographs of the landscape surrounding and within the district; and 3. A photo log of the images describing each view with the file name, subject, and direction of view and a photographic plan map. 4. If the DOE plans to initiate the undertaking before completion of the district architectural survey report, the boundary report will include draft digital color photographs of contributing district resources subject to adverse effect showing context, setting, exterior elevations, interior views, and relationships to other contributing elements. These images will be sufficient for later use in ARA forms. 5. The intensive survey and written portions of the ARA forms will not be fully completed as part of the boundary report. These will be completed as part of Appendix D.II.B.
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