Cultural Resources Treatment Plan Sample Clauses

Cultural Resources Treatment Plan. A comprehensive Cultural Resources Treatment Plan (CRTP) shall be developed by VTA. The CRTP shall describe the specific field methodologies to be utilized, including procedures to be followed if prehistoric and historic archaeological resources are encountered. The CRTP shall meet the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and Guidelines for Archaeology and Historic Preservation (48 FR 44716-44740), take into account the Council’s publication, Treatment of Archaeological Properties: A Handbook (Advisory Council on Historic Preservation 1980) as well as standards and guidelines established by the SHPO. Upon completion in draft form, VTA will submit the Draft CRTP to all other signatories to this MOA for a 15 working day review period. VTA will incorporate any comments received during this review period into the final CRTP. If any party fails to submit their comments within fifteen working days, VTA shall assume that party’s concurrence with the Draft CRTP. The CRTP shall be appended to this MOA
Sample 1
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Cultural Resources Treatment Plan. VTA shall prepare a comprehensive Cultural Resources Treatment Plan (CRTP) for the Undertaking prior to the start of construction of the Undertaking. The CRTP, together with this PA, evidence compliance with Section 106 of the NHPA for historic archaeological properties. 1. The CRTP will specify the NRHP criteria that will be applicable, the procedures to be used to implement the Section 106 process in the field, and the standards of evaluation that will be appropriate given the locations and kinds of cultural properties predicted. 2. The CRTP will also present methods that combine pre-testing where possible (i.e., on open lots or undeveloped lands); testing after demolition of extant structures but before new ground-disturbing construction begins; construction- phase monitoring where appropriate; and standards for data recovery. 3. Areas within the APE where potential resources have been identified, or that are designated as highly or moderately sensitive, will be field investigated, concentrating on, but not confined to, the area of direct effect. 4. The CRTP will meet the Archaeology and Historic Preservation: Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and Guidelines [As Amended and Annotated] and take into account the Council’s publication, Treatment of Archaeological Properties: A Handbook (Advisory Council on Historic Preservation 1980), as well as standards and guidelines established by the SHPO.. 5. Upon completion in draft form, VTA shall submit the draft CRTP to the signatories to this PA for a 30-calendar day review period. VTA will incorporate any comments received during this review period into the final CRTP. If any signatory fails to submit their comments within the review period, VTA shall assume that signatory’s concurrence with the draft CRTP and proceed to finalize the CRTP and implement it. 6. The CRTP shall be appended to this PA. 7. Any signatory to this PA may, in writing, propose to the other signatories that the CRTP be amended. Thereupon, the signatories to this PA will proceed to address the amendment proposal. 8. Amendment of the CRTP will not require amendment of this PA.
Sample 1

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