LAC STUDY AND DATA MANAGMENT Sample Clauses

LAC STUDY AND DATA MANAGMENT. As the spatial distribution of significant archaeological sites is a component of the RRG LAC study, particularly with respect to developing alternative LAC Opportunity Zone locations (step 6), the DBNF will work with the KYSHPO and the Office of State Archeology (OSA) to ensure that prior to step 6 of the RRG LAC process, all currently recorded heritage resource sites and historic properties located within and immediately adjacent to the RRG LAC study area have been entered into a Geographic Information System (GIS) data layer, along with all relevant information regarding the nature and National Register eligibility of those sites, and made available for use by DBNF archeologists and select personnel directly involved in the RRG LAC study and implementation, and that this layer is updated and maintained. It is estimated that step 6 of the RRG LAC process will begin in early 2006.
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