Development of Plan for the Minimization and Mitigation of Adverse Effects Sample Clauses

Development of Plan for the Minimization and Mitigation of Adverse Effects a. If the NRC determines adverse effects to historic properties within the area of ground disturbance activities for any Xxxx Project Phase cannot be avoided, for each Phase of the Undertaking, the NRC will consult with the Parties and Xxxx Project Consulting Tribes to identify those measures to be implemented by Strata to minimize and/or mitigate adverse effects to affected historic properties. A wide range of options to minimize and/or mitigate adverse effects shall be considered, including but not limited to the following: i. For historic properties that are archaeological in nature and significant for their research data potential (Eligibility Criterion D, National Register of Historic Places), the treatment measures may follow standard mitigation through data recovery. Mitigation plan(s) for data recovery shall include, at a minimum, a research design with provisions for data recovery and recordation, analysis, reporting, and curation of resulting collection and records, and shall be consistent with the Secretary of Interior’s Standards and Guidelines (48 FR 44734-44737). Mitigation plan(s) must be consistent with easement and permit requirements of other agencies, when applicable. To the extent possible, mitigation plan(s) should group related sites or areas, so that treatment of related resources can be considered in context, and to minimize the burden of review and approval by agencies. ii. Mitigation plan(s) for those resources relating to properties eligible under Criteria A, B and C, or that are significant for values other than their potential research value, if warranted, shall specify approaches for treatment or mitigation of the property in accordance with the principles, standards, and guidelines appropriate to the resource. This may include, but not be limited to, use of such approaches as relocating the historic property, re-landscaping to reduce effects, public iii. In lieu of standard mitigation approaches described above, mitigation plan(s) may adopt other alternative approaches to avoid, minimize or mitigate effects to historic properties, including, but not limited to, assisting in the development of Tribal historic preservation plans, developing detailed historic contexts for the region, developing educational materials, purchasing properties containing historic resources, or developing historic property management plans. b. The NRC shall consult with the Xxxx Project Consulting Tribes regarding minimization and/or mitigation of ind...
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