Class I Inventory Clause Samples
The 'Class I Inventory' clause defines a specific category of inventory that is subject to particular terms within an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines which goods, materials, or products are classified as 'Class I,' often based on criteria such as type, quality, or intended use. For example, it may distinguish high-value or regulated items from other inventory classes, specifying how they are to be handled, tracked, or reported. The core function of this clause is to ensure clarity and proper management of designated inventory, reducing confusion and mitigating risks associated with misclassification or mishandling.
Class I Inventory. A Class I inventory comprises a review of agency and SHPO database records (including the Nevada Cultural Resources Inventory System (“NVCRIS”), GLO plat maps, the BLM's Master Title Plats/Historic Index, the National and State Registers of Historic Places, National Historic Trails and historic maps, and an intensive review of agency archives, pertinent historic records and publications.
Class I Inventory. SNWA has identified known historic and prehistoric resources within the Project APEs for direct and visual effects by completing and the Class I Inventory for the Project. For those above-ground resources identified in the Class I inventory from which the project will be visible, and which have not previously been evaluated for eligibility in the National Register, except for resources that are or may be eligible for the National Register only under eligibility Criterion D, SNWA will document, assess, and make recommendation to the BLM regarding the eligibility of such inventoried resources for the National Register under Criteria A, B and C. For those historic properties that the BLM determines are potentially eligible for the National Register under one or more of those three criteria, and are either previously undocumented or insufficiently documented, SNWA will record each such property with full descriptions and photo documentation to current SHPO standards. If the BLM determines, in consultation with the SHPO and any Indian tribe that attaches religious and cultural significance thereto, and considering any comments from the consulting parties, that such historic property will be visually adversely affected, SNWA will provide treatment by producing full descriptions and photo documentation per standards in Appendices D and/or G of the Nevada State Protocol, as may be applicable.
Class I Inventory. SNWA has identified known historic and prehistoric resources within the APEs for Tier 1 of the Project by completing the Class I Inventory. BLM will ensure that additional or updated Class I inventory is conducted as necessary for the APEs for Future Tiers or phased identification of historic properties in compliance with this Agreement.
Class I Inventory. Class I inventories are limited to landscape level planning and are very rarely sufficient for the purposes of Section 106 compliance for specific undertakings. Class I inventories are completed with the use of existing data from cultural resource inventory files maintained by both the BLM and the SHPOs. Class I inventories serve to identify known properties and are used to determine if more intensive inventory of specific areas is appropriate. This determination is made in consultation with the SHPO and often results in the completion of Class II or Class III inventories.
Class I Inventory. The RPO or FPO will conduct a Class I inventory of the proposed APE. Western’s RPO, FPO or Western’s contractor will contact or visit the land managing agency for current survey information. For activities/undertakings that occur within a tribe’s reservation boundaries, Western will contact the tribe to find out about surveys and historic properties known within the proposed project area, as well as any other cultural resources or areas of concern that Western should consider with regard to the proposed activity/undertaking.