– Field Reconnaissance—Archaeological Resources Sample Clauses

– Field Reconnaissance—Archaeological Resources. A field inventory of the archaeological APE will be performed. Based on the developed and disturbed nature of the project area, and information on this project, there has been no indication that any known archaeological or historic sites are present in or near the right of way. CONSULTANT assumes for purposes of budgeting that no archaeological resources would be identified within the APE. If archeological resources are identified during the survey or records search, additional evaluation would be necessary and is not included in this scope of work. The project’s potential vertical disturbance must be investigated in to determine whether buried archaeological resources could be affected. CONSULTANT will perform a geoarchaeological study based on available sources including geological maps, soils data, and literature on Bay Area landscape evolution. CONSULTANT assumes that Caltrans’ current evaluation of sensitivity conditions along the US 101 corridor will be available for reference. Excavation of the soil and substrate to obtain new geoarchaeological data is not proposed or included in this scope. The results of the field reconnaissance and geoarchaeological study will be incorporated into the Archaeological Survey Report (ASR).
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