IDENTIFICATION AND TREATMENT OF HUMAN REMAINS. A. In the event that human remains are identified prior to, during, or after project construction, that portion of the project will stop immediately. The remains will be respectfully covered, and the Resident Engineer will immediately contact the local police and the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. VTrans will also notify FHWA, SHPO, and the State Archaeologist. VTrans will develop a treatment plan in consultation with FHWA and SHPO. If it is determined that the human remains are associated with a Native American occupation, VTrans and FHWA will consult with the Tribes prior to the development or execution of a treatment plan.
IDENTIFICATION AND TREATMENT OF HUMAN REMAINS. A. In the event that human remains are identified prior to, during, or after an undertaking’s construction, NCDOT shall develop a treatment plan in consultation with FHWA, USACE, and SHPO. If it is determined that the human remains are associated with a Native American occupation, FHWA, USACE, and NCDOT shall consult with the tribes prior to the development or execution of a treatment plan.
IDENTIFICATION AND TREATMENT OF HUMAN REMAINS. All undertakings involving human remains are subject to applicable federal and state burial laws and ordinances, including the Native American Xxxxxx Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) when on federal lands and South Dakota Codified Law (SDCL 34:27:21- 31) when on state or private lands. In the event of an inadvertent discovery of human remains or funerary objects on state or private land, the procedures outlined in SDDOT’s Inadvertent Discovery of Human Remains guidance (Attachment 2) will be followed.
IDENTIFICATION AND TREATMENT OF HUMAN REMAINS. A. In the event that human remains are identified prior to, during, or after project construction, MDOT will develop a treatment plan in consultation with FHWA and the SHPO. If it is determined that the human remains are Native American, MDOT and FHWA will consult with the Tribes prior to the development or execution of a project- specific treatment plan or follow the Inadvertent Finds of Human Remains process in Attachment B. Further, if there are questions about whether the human remains are Native American, FHWA and MDOT must consult with the Tribes and the SHPO and obtain their input on that determination.
IDENTIFICATION AND TREATMENT OF HUMAN REMAINS. A. In the event that human remains are identified prior to, during, or after project construction, DDOT will develop a treatment plan in consultation with FHWA and SHPO. If it is determined that the human remains are associated with a Native American occupation, DDOT and FHWA will consult with the Tribes prior to the development or execution of a treatment plan.
IDENTIFICATION AND TREATMENT OF HUMAN REMAINS. A. All actions involving human remains are subject to applicable federal and state burial laws and ordinances, including the Native American Xxxxxx Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) when on federal lands.
IDENTIFICATION AND TREATMENT OF HUMAN REMAINS. A. If human remains are identified prior to, during, or after project construction, Maine DOT will develop a treatment plan in consultation with the Lead Federal Agency and the SHPO. If it is determined that the human remains are associated with a historic property of religious or cultural significance to Tribes, Maine DOT and the Lead Federal Agency will consult with the Tribes prior to the development or execution of a treatment plan.
IDENTIFICATION AND TREATMENT OF HUMAN REMAINS. A. In the event that human remains are identified prior to, during, or after WSDOT project construction, WSDOT will develop a treatment plan in consultation with FHWA or FTA and the SHPO. If it is determined that the human remains are associated with a Native American occupation, WSDOT and FHWA or FTA will consult with the Tribes prior to the development of a treatment plan.
IDENTIFICATION AND TREATMENT OF HUMAN REMAINS. A. In the event that human remains are identified prior to, during, or after WSDOT project construction, WSDOT shall develop a treatment plan in consultation with the appropriate Lead Federal Agency and the SHPO. If it is determined that the human remains are Native American, WSDOT and the appropriate Lead Federal Agency shall consult with the Tribes prior to the development of a treatment plan.
IDENTIFICATION AND TREATMENT OF HUMAN REMAINS. In the event that human remains are identified prior to, during, or after permitting, FDEP shall follow the provisions of II.C.4 of the August 6, 2020 OA. FDEP shall notify the EPA of the discovery on the same day that it notifies the SHPO, and the Tribal Historic Preservation Officer (THPO)/Indian tribes of the discovery. The signatory parties will comply with any applicable provisions of ARPA and NAGPRA. Activity authorized under the permit shall not resume without written authorization from FDEP, SHPO, the EPA, and THPO/Indian tribes.
