Heritage Resource Surveys Sample Clauses

Heritage Resource Surveys. Maps and operating information will be provided to the Heritage Conservation Branch (HCB) of the Saskatchewan Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport, for all areas included in Year 1 of this operating plan. HCB screens all proposed harvest areas and roads for heritage resource potential based on location, topography, known heritage resource information and professional judgement. Each site is rated for heritage potential. A qualified professional archaeologist is contracted to carry out field surveys on sites where the heritage potential is moderate or high and the roads or renewal methods involved are expected to exceed specified minimums for ground disturbance. If heritage resources are found during the survey, planned forestry activities are modified to avoid disturbing the sites. In addition to the HCB annual review, sites of archaeological or cultural significance may be identified during the operating plan engagement process or during forestry activities. They will be reported to the HCB in accordance with provincial requirements and appropriate management actions identified.
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