Categorizing Cultural Resources Compliance for NRCS Oregon Undertakings Sample Clauses

Categorizing Cultural Resources Compliance for NRCS Oregon Undertakings. The policies and procedures established by the NRCS in GM420 Part 401, H190 Part 601, the NRCS Oregon / Oregon SHPO SPPA, and this document have been designed to facilitate an effective and efficient Section 106 compliance process during the delivery of technical and financial conservation assistance. NRCS Oregon has developed a five-category cultural resources compliance system that can be used to classify each undertaking according to the specific set of circumstances that are involved. To be classified within a given category, Certified Planners shall submit a completed CR Form to the NRCS Oregon State or Basin CRS for each undertaking, as described in Section VI below. Information provided on the CR Form will be used to classify the undertaking according to the five categories discussed in the following sections. In turn, the classification will allow the NRCS Oregon CRS to identify the level of planning, consultation processes, and timing for implementation that is appropriate for each undertaking. For the purpose of classification and clarity, the plow-zone is considered to be the depth of tillage, typically 0 -12 inches below current grade level, for sites that historically have been tilled as part of agricultural operations. All proposed NRCS Oregon undertakings, whether within or beneath a plow zone, are subject to a review by a CRS with consideration of known cultural resources and geographic context. When reviewing projects that include areas within historic farmsteads or districts, NRCS Oregon will take into consideration the project’s potential effects within the overall context of the farmstead or district. NRCS Oregon will make a reasonable and good faith effort to identify cultural resources and the effects that undertakings may have on sites that are eligible for the National Register. If at any time cultural resources are encountered during the planning or implementation process, the appropriate Basin CRS shall be notified. The five categories of undertakings are described below. Also see Appendix A for more details:
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