Cultural Resources Report. D. Fire Protection Plan
Cultural Resources Report. This scope of work has been prepared to meet methodological and reporting requirements for future permitting and review by the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) for compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) requirements for cultural resources in support of the proposed Project. For the purposes of this scope, we assume that the direct Project area of potential effects (APE) consists of approximately 1,228 acres. Xxxxx previously completed a records search of the Project site APE and surrounding 0.5-mile radius at the Central California Information Center (CCaIC). Xxxxx also previously contacted the Native American Heritage Commission (NAHC) and has the resulting Sacred Lands File search and Contact List of tribal individuals and organizations that may have additional information concerning resources in the vicinity. We do not anticipate that an additional records search or NAHC search would be required. As part of the inventory process, and following approval from the County and the applicant, letters will be emailed to individuals on the NAHC contact list notifying them of the Project and requesting any information concerning resources that may be impacted by the Project. Non-responsive contacts will be called within 2-weeks following the emailed letters. This information will be included in the final cultural report and will be intended to provide a baseline record of tribal coordination required by the USACE Guidelines. This outreach will be independent of the AB 52 process. Xxxxx can also assist with questions relating to compliance with Assembly Bill (AB) 52, if requested by the County. We assume no more than one round of letters, calls, and emails to NAHC-listed tribal representatives will be required. Following archival research, Xxxxx will complete an intensive-level pedestrian survey of the APE to determine the presence of any cultural resources. This is anticipated to take three (3) archaeologists no more than ten (10) days of survey. We assume no Native American monitor will be necessary during the survey. For the purposes of this scope, Xxxxx assumes that no archeological resources will be identified during survey of the APE. Should archeological resources be identified additional out of scope documentation will be required, including, at a minimum, documentation of resources using Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) 523 forms in order to meet practice standards for Inventory required by the California O...
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Cultural Resources Report. Biological Assessment.
Cultural Resources Report. CONSULTANT shall undertake a records search including a review of site records, survey reports, National and California register listings, as well as other relevant documents from the Northwest Information Center of the California Historical Resources Information System, administered by Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park. The area of study will be the Area of Potential Effects (APE) plus a one-quarter-mile buffer. The review will provide information on whether any portions of the project area have been recently surveyed, and whether any previously recorded resources exist within the study area. CONSULTANT shall conduct all necessary consultation with the Native American Heritage Commission and all Native American groups/interested parties identified by the Commission, including letters and maps describing the project, and follow-up calls. CONSULTANT shall undertake a field survey of the project footprint to look for evidence of cultural materials. Extended Phase I fieldwork (backhoe trenching and/or coring), is also included in this scope. However, it is assumed that the results of the testing will be negative (i.e., no cultural resources are present). A cultural resources report will be prepared by CONSULTANT that describes the findings of the research and the fieldwork. If impacts from the project are anticipated to be significant, mitigation measures will be described. This scope does not include the evaluation of buildings within or adjacent to the project alignment for their potential historical significance.
Cultural Resources Report. F.4 Greenhouse Gas Emissions F.5 Hazards and Hazardous Materials F.6 Noise F.7 IS/MND G.1 Right of Way Services H.1 Permits, Regulatory Agency & Resource Agency Consultation H.2 Utility Research and Coordination H.3 Bridge Design and Structural Calculations H.4 Hydrology/Hydraulic Design H.6 Geotechnical Investigation H.9 Structures Type Selection
Cultural Resources Report. Primary Subcontractor shall complete a cultural resources study that includes background research and a surface survey in the Project Area of Potential Effects (APE). The study shall include a records search at the Northwest Information Center of the California Historical Resources Information System to identify previously recorded cultural resources and studies in the APE and shall contact with the Native American Heritage Commission and local Native American tribes to request information on known sacred sites in the Project vicinity. Primary Subcontractor shall complete an intensive surface survey of the APE to identify cultural resources and to report on existing site conditions. The Cultural Resources Report shall include recommendations for additional work, site evaluation, cultural resources monitoring during project implementation, and/or actions to follow in the event of an inadvertent discovery of cultural materials or human remains. If cultural resources are identified, they shall be recorded on a Parks and Recreation Primary Form 523, and Primary Subcontractor shall prepare a technical report that identifies cultural resources and meets the requirements of Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (as needed for federal permits).
Cultural Resources Report. RESEARCH/COORDINATION A base map and plan, depicting the project area proposed for impacts (e.g., construction, staging, AP PEN D I X E: DET AI L E D S C O PE OF W ORK COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY: USE OR DISCLOSURE OF DATA CONTAINED ON THIS SHEET IS SUBJECT TO RESTRICTION ON THE TITLE PAGE OF THIS PROPOSAL. CITY OF FAIRFIELD/CITY OF XXXXXXX XXXXX ROAD & WATER PIPELINE RECONSTRUCTION FEMA DR-4699 - CA and construction access areas), will be prepared. Based on the base map and plans, an Area of Direct Impacts (ADI)/Area of Potential Effect (APE) map will be created for the project area to guide background research and fieldwork. The map will be plotted on an aerial photograph with a bar scale. The map will depict right-of-way, clearly label roads, and depict the ADI/APE for both archaeological and architectural resources, as necessary. Xxxxxxxx’x will review relevant in-house records and sensitivity analyses, and archaeological site records. Xxxxxxxx will request a records search from the Northwest Information Center (NWIC) of California Historical resources Information System (XXXXX) at California State University, Sonoma for the project area and a 1/4-mile buffer around the project area. The Native American Heritage Commission (NAHC) will be contacted to request a search of the Sacred Lands database and to request a list of Native American Tribes and other groups or individuals with potential knowledge of cultural resources in the project area. Dewberry will provide this information to FEMA in order to complete Section 106 consultation. Assembly Bill (AB) 52 consultation is not required because the project is Statutorily Exempt from CEQA.
Cultural Resources Report. CONSULTANT shall prepare a cultural resources technical memorandum that summarizes the results of the desktop review and provides a recommendation of any further cultural resources work. Information regarding tribal outreach and any comments received will also be included. It is assumed that no buildings within the RAB or FRONTAGE project areas will require architectural history survey and no Historic Property Inventory forms will be necessary.
